Agassiz in a sentence

Agassiz Glacier and Agassiz Creek in Glacier National Park and Mount Agassiz in Bethlehem, New Hampshire in the White Mountains also bear his name.

District of Kent Mayor Sylvia Pranger smiles after completing a 26-kilometre walk from Agassiz to Chilliwack to raise awareness for the need for a year-round aquatic centre in Agassiz.

Agassiz was elected a Fellow of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences in 1862. citation Up until the summer of 1866, Agassiz worked as an assistant in the museum of natural history that his father founded at Harvard.

De Charpentier felt that Agassiz should have given him precedence as it was he who had introduced Agassiz to in-depth glacial research.

Cleanfarms is working to send at least one compactor to each farming community in Canada, with Agassiz in line to receive 10 more to reduce potential biohazard issues and any transfer of disease from farm to farm.

Farmers in Agassiz, B.C. finally have a solution to their 1,000-tonne agricultural plastics problem, thanks to students at the University of Fraser Valley students and Cleanfarms.

A daguerrotype of Renty, a man enslaved on a South Carolina plantation, taken in 1850 by J.T. Zealy for scientist Louis Agassiz.

Lake Agassiz Regional Library buildings are open for express service, but if you prefer you can still do no-contact curbside pick-up.

Six-year-old Patrick Forgit skis ahead of his parents, Matt and Merrilee Forgit, on a groomed trail along the Sand Hill River at the Agassiz Environmental Learning Center recently.

That activity has been curtailed by the pandemic, but some efforts are under way or being considered at Century, Discovery and Lake Agassiz elementary schools.

The history of these images begins in the early 19 century with the Swiss scientist Louis Agassiz.

This theory and Louis Agassiz work in particular became center to many “scientific” explanations of white supremacy and was often used as a justification for the supposed moral righteousness of the practice of slavery.

In a detailed in a lawsuit filed on March 22, Harvard stood by its professor and, to this day, has never sufficiently repudiated Agassiz and his work.

When the Agassiz Water Users District was formed in 1972 to pipe water from the Inkster, N.D., aquifer to farms like his, Hancock was delighted to become a part of it.

Adaptation takes time; in an example, Agassiz questioned how plants or animals could migrate through regions they were not equipped to handle.

Agassiz also believed that the writers of the Bible did not know about any events other than what was going on in their own region and their intermediate neighbors.

Agassiz appears to have been already familiar with Bernhardi's paper at that time.

Agassiz, as early as 1829, planned the publication of the work which, more than any other, laid the foundation of his worldwide fame.

Agassiz continued to live at Calumet, making gradual progress in stabilizing the mining operations, such that he was able to leave the mines under the control of a general manager and return to Boston in 1868 before winter closed navigation.

Agassiz denied that migration and adaptation could account for the geographical age or any of the past.