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Frederic Wood Jones
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|Frederic Wood Jones
23 January 1879
|29 September 1954(aged 75)
|Notable awards
|Clarke Medal (1941)
Fellow of the Royal Society[1]
Frederic Wood Jones FRS[1] (23 January 1879 – 29 September 1954), usually referred to as Wood Jones, was a British observational naturalist, embryologist, anatomist and anthropologist, who spent considerable time in Australia.[2][3][4][5][6][7]
Jones was born in London, England, and wrote extensively on early humans, including their arboreal adaptations (Arboreal Man), and was one of the founding fathers of the field of modern physical anthropology. A friend of Le Gros Clark, Wood Jones was also known for his controversial belief in the view that acquired traits could be inherited, and thus his opposition to Darwinism. He taught anatomy and physical anthropology at London School of Medicine for Women, University of Adelaide, University of Hawaii, University of Melbourne, University of Manchester and the Royal College of Surgeons of England.
Jones was president of the Royal Society of South Australia in 1927, and was awarded the RM Johnston Memorial Medal[8] by The Royal Society of Tasmania in 1925 and the Clarke Medal by the Royal Society of New South Wales in 1941. He was elected President of the Anatomical Society of Great Britain and Ireland for 1943 to 1945.[9]
in 1910 in London, he married Gertrude Clunies-Ross, the fourth daughter of George Clunies-Ross.[10]
Tarsian hypothesis[edit]
"Wood Jones, prior to the 1930s, promoted that the human line evolved from a very generalized primate from which avoided going through a hominoid ape stage. His tradition of interpretation... the human line avoided altogether the hominoid phase of evolution... [common] ancestor was conceived to be tarsoid-like form... the rise of the bipedal posture in humans was not believed to have been preceded by a brachiation or a pre-brachiation phase."[11]
Jones favoured a long separate, non-anthropoid ancestry for humans. He believed that science should search as far back as the primitive tarsioid stock to find a sufficiently generalised form that would be the common ancestor of man, monkeys and the anthropoid apes. The tarsian hypothesis of Jones, which he held to from 1918[12] until his death, claimed that the human line of development did not diverge from that of apes or monkeys but from much earlier, before the Oligocene 30 million years ago, from a common ancestor with a primitive primate group of which the only other survivor is the Tarsier.[13] Wood Jones in his The Ancestry Of Man (1923) described his Tarsian hypothesis as follows:
"The thesis then put forward was that the general notion that Man had evolved along the line of the Linnean Classification was wrong. Far from the Lemurs, the Monkeys, and the Anthropoid Apes being landmarks upon the line of human progress, it was contended that the human stock arose from a Tarsioid form, that the Lemurs were not ancestors of the Tarsioids and that the Monkeys and Apes were more specialised away from the Tarsioids than was Man himself, and, therefore, were not his ancestors, but rather his collateral descendants from a former assemblage of animals, of which we have only one direct living descendant, in the form of Tarsius spectrum."
Wood Jones explained common structural features between Man and the apes (and monkeys) through convergent evolution. In 1948 he wrote:
"If the primate forms immediately ancestral to the human stock are ever to be revealed, they will be utterly unlike the slouching 'ape men' of which some have dreamed and of which they have made casts and pictures during their waking hours."[14]
As well as numerous scientific papers, books he authored, coauthored and edited include:
- Jones, Frederic Wood. (1912). Coral and Atolls. A History and Description of the Keeling-Cocos Islands, with an account of their Fauna and Flora, and a Discussion of the Method of Development and Transformation of Coral Structures in General. Lovell, Reeve & Co Ltd: London.
- Jones, Frederic Wood. (1916). Arboreal Man. Edward Arnold: London.
- Jones, Frederic Wood. (1918). The Problem of Man's Ancestry. Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge.
- Jones, Frederic Wood. (1920). The Principles of Anatomy as Seen in the Hand. J. & A. Churchill: London.
- Jones, Frederic Wood. (1923). The Ancestry Of Man. Douglas Price Memorial Lecture, No.3. R G. Gilles & Co.: Brisbane.
- Jones, Frederic Wood. (1923). The Position of Anatomy in the Modern Medical Curriculum and the Conception of Cytoclesis. Hassell Press: Adelaide.
- Jones, Frederic Wood. (1923–25). The Mammals of South Australia. Parts I-III. Handbooks of the Flora and Fauna of South Australia. Government Printer: Adelaide.
- Jones, Frederic Wood. (1925). Unscientific Essays. Edward Arnold & Co: London.
- Jones, Frederic Wood. (1929). Man's Place Among the Mammals. Edward Arnold: London.
- Jones, Frederic Wood. (1934). Sea Birds Simplified. Edward Arnold & Co.: London.
- Jones, Frederic Wood. (1934). Unscientific Excursions. Edward Arnold & Co: London.
- Jones, Frederic Wood. (1939). Life and Living. Kegan Paul: London.
- Jones, Frederic Wood. (1943). Design and Purpose. Kegan Paul: London.
- Jones, Frederic Wood. (1943). Habitat and Heritage. Kegan Paul, Trench, Trubner: London.
- Jones, Frederic Wood. (1946). Structure and Function as Seen in the Foot. Bailliere Tindall and Cox: London.
- Jones, Frederic Wood. (1946). The Principles of Anatomy as Seen in the Hand. Bailliere Tindall and Cox: London.
- Jones, Frederic Wood. (1948). Hallmarks of Mankind. Bailliere Tindall and Cox: London.
- Jones, Frederic Wood. (1953). Trends of Life. Edward Arnold: London.
- Jones, Frederic Wood. (Ed.). (1946). Buchanan's Manual of Anatomy. Bailliere Tindall and Cox: London.
- Jones, Frederic Wood; & Porteus, Stanley David. (1928). Matrix of the Mind. University of Hawaii: Honolulu.
- ^ a b Clark, W. E. L. G. (1955). "Frederic Wood Jones 1879-1954". Biographical Memoirs of Fellows of the Royal Society. 1: 118–126. doi:10.1098/rsbm.1955.0009.
- ^ Christophers, B. E. (1997). "Frederic Wood Jones: His Major Books and How They Were Reviewed". ANZ Journal of Surgery. 67 (9): 645–659. doi:10.1111/j.1445-2197.1997.tb04617.x.
- ^ Clark, W. E. (1955). "In memoriam: Frederic Wood Jones, D.Sc., F.R.C.S., F.R.S., 1879-1954; an appreciation". Journal of Anatomy. 89 (2): 255–267. PMC 1244790 . PMID 14367223.
- ^ W. E. Le Gros Clark (2004). "Jones, (Frederic) Wood (1879–1954), anatomist". The Oxford Dictionary of National Biography. doi:10.1093/ref:odnb/34226.
- ^ Christophers, Barry E. (Compiler). (1974). A List of the Published Works of Frederic Wood Jones, 1879–1954. Greensborough Press: Melbourne
- ^ Photograph from University of Adelaide Library website
- ^ MacCallum, Monica: Jones, Frederic Wood (1879–1954), Australian Dictionary of Biography Accessed 27 October 2011.
- ^ http://rst.org.au/awards/past-recipients/
- ^ "The Anatomical Society of Great Britain and Ireland – Presidents of the Society" (PDF). The Anatomical Society. Retrieved 21 October 2012.
- ^ "Jones, Frederic Wood". Who's Who: p. 1388. 1920.
- ^ Delisle, R. G. (2007). Debating humankind's place in nature, 1860-2000: the nature of paleoanthropology. Prentice Hall. p. 185.
- ^ Wood Jones proposed the Tarsian hypothesis on the 27th Feb. 1918 at a lecture entitled "The Origin of Man" at King's College, London, later published in Animal life and human progress (1919). ed. A. Dendy, Constable, London. Wood Jones followed with the booklet The Problem of Man's Ancestry (1919) discussing his theory the same year, followed by three other books defending the theory: The Ancestry Of Man (1923), Man's Place Among the Mammals (1929) and Hallmarks of Mankind (1948).
- ^ Mans Ancestry by W. C. Osman Hill in the New Scientist 3 Jul 1958
- ^ Hallmarks of Mankind. (1948). London: Bailliere Tindall and Cox. p. 86.
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The Racine County sheriff criticized the Department of Corrections for allowing an inmate to escape Monday afternoon, setting off a manhunt that lasted several hours.
"This type of thing should not happen," Sheriff Christopher Schmaling told WISN-TV (Channel 12) on Thursday.
Jesus Arroyo, 36, was being taken to the jail for a probation violation. He took off shortly before 1 p.m., as he was being escorted from a police car to the entrance of the Racine County Jail. He was on the run several hours until police caught him on the 200 block of Harrison St.
"I want to know what the policy is for the Department of Corrections," Schmaling said. "We have a strong policy here at the Racine (County) Sheriff's Office on how we do business and we don't have issues like this."
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Of Gods and Assassins
Evening was beginning to fall and Martha wasn't home yet. Sarah hoped everything was okay. She breathed a soft swear when she realized she was going to be in charge of tonight's dinner. Hurriedly leaving her herbs Sarah went into the house to light the fire. It took a bit of coaxing but at last Sarah got it going. She set Travis to tend it. Then she went over to Griffon's to light his kitchen fire. This one was even worse, having seemingly been doused with water rather than having been banked. Sarah grumbled at it until the fire finally took. She called Trevor in to tend this one.
How in the world did Martha manage this all, Sarah wondered, as she flicked from house to house. Ralph helped some by carrying things for her from one kitchen to another. He was no use with a knife, but apparently Trevor and Travis were. Even still Bear's big boys, who chuckled to see the little one's helping Sarah as they were, came home before dinner was set.
"Mother is still at the Temple with Ryan," the youngest of the oldest informed them.
"I saw Uncle Greg consulting with Sir Ashton. He had a bandage round his ankle," the second oldest added.
"Well I wish I'd known cause I'dve stayed at the Barracks for supper," the eldest grumbled.
"Excuse me?" Sarah stopped serving them. "My father always made us take three bites before we could make any judgment about the food he served us."
She set the pot down in the middle of the table, leaving the eldest to serve himself. All four of them were old enough, in Sarah's mind, to have better manners. Then again she was more of a stranger to them than she was to the four youngest. Not to mention the fact that if you are used to seeing your mother everyday when you come home, her absence could be disconcerting. Sarah stopped, door halfway open. She turned back to the four older boys.
"There was an incident during our exploration today," she informed them. " Greg has at least a sprained ankle and Ryan was knocked unconscious."
The eldest stopped, ladle halfway to his bowl, "What happened?"
"Sarah!" Ralph's whine could be heard coming from next door.
Sarah sighed. "Hopefully your mother can tell you when she gets home, right now I think I'd best try and keep the peace next door." She left the boys to their dinner to see what the fuss was among the younger group.
Trevor, apparently, had taken it upon himself to dole out the soup. It was sloshed all over the table. Ralph's complaint was that he hadn't gotten any of the good part of the soup. Sarah quickly scooped up all the bowls and dumped them back into the pot. She made a show of mixing it up and fishing out the contents for each and every one of them. Thank god for memories of my father, she thought as she realized she was imitating him.
At last Sarah got Trevor, Travis and Ralph upstairs to bed. She paused as she began washing the dishes. How strange, she thought, to be following her father's ways when here it should clearly be her mother's. As she scrubbed again there was a soft knock on the back door before it opened. Sarah glanced over and saw the four elder boys quietly walk in.
"Mother not in yet?" the eldest asked.
Sarah sighed. "No not yet," she turned back to the dishes.
"She normally comes over to tuck us in," this came from the youngest of the four.
"More likely to make sure Henry hasn't snuck off to see his girl." One of the middle two snickered.
Henry, the eldest flushed and turned the topic away from himself by asking, "What happened today?"
Sarah turned back to them. She had them sit down at the table. Drying her hands Sarah thought about what to say. When at last she sat down they were all eagerly awaiting her tale. She kept it as simple as possible. By the end, they were all wide eyed and full of questions.
"Why would the Gods send a Nigiri after you?"
"Why would a Nigiri take an innocent child hostage?"
"Like little Ry's innocent," one of the youngest grumbled to scathing looks.
"A Nigiri assassin, Paul? Using an innocent to obtain the guilty is not in their code. Right Harold." The youngest looked at the second eldest.
"Well as far as what I know of their code. You're closer to the Gods than I, Peter"
Sarah looked from one speaker to another, becoming all the more confused by their conversation of Gods and Assassins. Had the man who had come after her been a paid assassin? She hadn't met many people so far and none that she could think of that she'd angered enough…
Sarah stopped mid thought. No that wasn't true, The General probably wasn't happy Prince Hermanos had been taken. Sarah was about to tell the boys to hush, as their voices were beginning to rise, when a quiet calm voice broke through.
"All shall be well."
Chairs scraped against the floor as the boys stood and respectfully nodded their heads to the newcomer. Sarah too stood and turned to find herself face to face with a woman clothed in white. Behind her Martha came in, a sleeping Ryan resting against her shoulder. The woman stepped aside so Martha could take her child upstairs to bed.
"Is he okay?" Sarah asked, watching the weary Martha.
The woman placed a hand on Sarah's shoulder. "He will be fine. The Gods watch over their own as they watch over you."
"And the man?" Sarah wanted to be sure he had been taken care of. She had choked on bile when she'd heard his knee crack.
The woman's face hardened as she moved her hand to her side. "He has much to answer for. I doubt he will bother you again." She looked around at the boys. "Not a breath of this to anyone, the Gods do not wish ungainly rumors to be spread, do you understand?"
"Yes, Moyther Mary," each one spoke in turn as she looked at them.
"That goes for you too," she looked at Sarah.
"Not even Jay?" Sarah whispered, sensing that now such statements did include him.
The woman squeezed Sarah's shoulder in comfort. "His faith has been tested enough recently. There is no need to shake it further."
Sarah bowed her head in acquiescence. It felt odd to not tell Jason something. She had grown up telling him everything, even the secrets she was suppose to keep. But back then, she'd thought he was her imaginary friend. And it's not telling a secret if you're talking to yourself. Sarah's conscience felt sick, suddenly realizing how many trusts she'd broken. When she looked up Moyther Mary and the boys had left.
Forgive me father, for I have sinned, she thought as she readied herself for sleep.


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Wasik Ranch features proven producing mares that are own daughters of studs like Smart Little Lena, Freckles Playboy, Wheeling Peppy, and Playgun while other mares show generation after generation of winning in the show pen. We have 5 broodmares on the ranch. We have sold or retired a number of them due to the economy but kept some of the best. In these hard times, we are concentrating on putting only the very best on the ground at a price the average horse person can afford. Here is a closer look at some of our favorites.
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On the occasion of 'Good Friday' today, a Christian Festival which marks the suffering and death that Jesus Christ took upon Himself for the sake of others and then rose from the dead after three days (on Easter/ Resurrection Day) and appeared to many people. A slow (vilambit), somber, solemn, reflective version of a world -wide known Hymn/Song I have sung with Sitar. Be blessed !
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OTTAWA: Michael Lumahang drowned while trying to help rescue 12-year-old boy from river
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CBC News Posted: Aug 24, 2014 10:29 AM ET Last Updated: Aug 24, 2014 1:57 PM ET
Family members have identified Michael Lumahang of Ottawa as the man who drowned while trying to help rescue a 12-year-old boy from the Ottawa River.
Ottawa paramedics say they responded to a report of someone drowning at Bate Island near the Champlain Bridge just before 7 p.m. Saturday.
When they arrived, paramedics treated a 12-year-old boy for mild hypothermia.
Police said two men were fishing when they saw the boy in the water. They said a 24-year-old man rescued the boy and was uninjured.
A 39-year-old man also jumped in the water to help with the rescue, but he disappeared. The police marine and dive unit found his body on Sunday at about 6:35 a.m.
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"You know, sacrifices have been made for the benefit of mankind throughout history. It wouldn't be any different now. If you could cure cancer, you would expect a few failed experiments. If you come out and say people could live forever, someone eventually will feel lied to. We humans kill for stupid reasons. Stupid mistakes, anger, revenge, religion, politics, the list could go on and on. It happens, don't hate yourself for it," I remind him.
"But, it's not our place to play god," he replies.
"And, that's just your opinion. I read your journals, Thompson, I love you ideas. If you didn't think like me, you wouldn't have had those ideas in the first place. You and I are the same," I inform him.
"You don't own me. You can't tell me which project should go into trials and production," He says.
"I don't have to tell you. You feel the same way I do, I could see it on those pages. The video tapes of the projects you've condoned and endorsed before anyone knew your name. The way you spoke of mankind and where we are heading. It's almost poetic," I reply.
"If you want poetry, go read a poetry book. There is nothing poetic about releasing something that would change the world into something evil. We wouldn't be human anymore. There is no telling what man would do with these abilities. Power corrupts!"
"Show me what you see, then I'll show you what I see. I'll change your mind. Give me what I want and I'll give you what you want. A perfect symbiotic relationship," I remind him.
"Fine. You want to see? I'll show you! But, don't blame me if you want to rip your own eyes out after you see what wrong it can do!" He says, getting angry.
"Great! I can't wait! With enough time, I'm sure you could perfect the project. I don't understand why you're so afraid. Just trust me, doctor, you'll see!" I push a button on the ledge by the window in front of me to lower the window that leads to the front of the limo. "Driver, head to Cape May Point!"


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K Bali, assistant general manager, Himachal Pradesh Tourism Development Corporation (HPTDC), Manali complex, has said HPTDC has resolved to provide discounted accommodation to government officials during their official tours at Baghal Hotel of HPTDC at Darlaghat in Solan district on the Bilaspur-Shimla road.
He added that while on official tour, government and semi-government officials will have to pay Rs 600 for staying in an AC room and Rs 400 for staying in a non-AC room, but they would have to show their proofs. Bali said the decision was taken by the board of directors of HPTDC at its meeting hed here recently, which was presided over by the state chief minister.


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Speculation is rife on Volkwagen adopting the Suzuki A-Star (Suzuki Alto to our overseas readers) and positioning it under the Polo as its entry-level model.