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Tag Archives: William Matthew
Popular, but Wrong
We don’t usually celebrate a man’s death, and we are not doing that here. But William Matthew (1871-1930) died on this date in 1930, and his appearance on my geo-calendar was a reminder to me to think about this popular … Continue reading
Posted in Biography, History, Non-drift Theories, Science Education
Tagged Darwin, drift, fossils, history, William Matthew
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