Turner, Wm. (William), Sir, 1832-1916
Books
Address
The Scottish universities and recent legislation : an address delivered at the Graduation in Arts on 9th April 1903
The physician, a naturalist : a graduation address, delivered August 1st, 1888
The relation of the alveolar form of cleft palate to the incisor teeth and the intermaxillary bones
Observations on the trichina spiralis
The lumbar curve of the spinal column in several races of men
On a supplementary system of nutrient arteries for the lungs
Address to the Anthropological Section of the British Association
Observations on the structure of nerve-fibres
On the existence of a system of anastomosing arteries between and connecting the visceral and parietal branches of the abdominal aorta
The universities of Scotland and the election of their representatives to the General Medical Council : a statement
Address to the Anthropological Section
Anatomy as taught in the University of Edinburgh : an introductory lecture, delivered 4th November 1867
The present aspect of the doctrine of cellular pathology : a lecture delivered at an evening meeting of the Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh, 27th February 1863
The cell theory, past and present : being the inaugural address delivered November 1, 1889 to the Scottish Microscopical Society
The convolutions of the brain : a study in comparative anatomy : being an address delivered to the Anatomical Section of the Tenth International Medical Congress in Berlin, August 5, 1890
Lectures on surgical pathology, delivered at the Royal College of Surgeons of England
The aborigines of Tasmania. Pt. II. The skeleton
Lectures on the comparative anatomy of the placenta : first series
Lectures on surgical pathology, delivered at the Royal College of Surgeons of England
A contribution to the craniology of the natives of Borneo, the Malays, the natives of Formosa, and the Tibetans
The craniology, racial affinities, and descent of the aborigines of Tasmania
An introduction to human anatomy : including the anatomy of the tissues
Contributions to the craniology of the people of the empire of India
Scientific papers and addresses
Scientific papers and addresses
Some congenital malformations of the intestinal canal
The convolutions of the human cerebrum topographically considered
A contribution to the craniology of the people of Scotland. Pt. I. Anatomical
An introduction to human anatomy, including the anatomy of the tissues
The present aspect of the doctrine of cellular pathology : a lecture delivered at an evening meeting of the Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh, 27th February, 1863
