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Mullenix, Rollin Clarke was born on November 26, 1869 in Ironton, Wisconsin, United States. Son of William Cox and Cynthia Ann (Bates) Mullenix.
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Rollin Clarke Mullenix, American zoölogist. Awarded Bowdoin prize and bronze medal by Harvard University in 1909 for essay, The History and Present Status of the Neurone Theory; author of Peripheral Terminations of Eighth Cranial Nerve in Vertebrates. Fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science; member American Society Zoölogists, American Genetic Association, Ethical Society of Chicago.
Education
Bachelor of Arts, Wheaton (Illinois) College, 1895, Master of Arts, 1897. Doctor of Philosophy, Harvard, 1908.
Career
Professor biology and chemistry, Wheaton College, 1895-1905. Scholar of Harvard Club of Chicago, at Harvard University, 1905-1907. Research student, Harvard, 1907-1908.
Professor biology, Yankton (South Dakot) College, 1908-1911.
Professor zoölogy, 1911-1935, professor emeritus, since 1935, Lawrence College, Wisconsin.
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Fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science. Member American Society Zoölogists, American Genetic Association, Ethical Society of Chicago.
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Married Mary Walker, June 25, 1895. Children: Carlos Walker, Ralph Bernard.
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Awarded Bowdoin prize and bronze medal by Harvard University in 1909 for essay, The History and Present Status of the Neurone Theory. Author of Peripheral Terminations of Eighth Cranial Nerve in Vertebrates.Awarded Bowdoin prize and bronze medal by Harvard University in 1909 for essay, The History and Present Status of the Neurone Theory. Author of Peripheral Terminations of Eighth Cranial Nerve in Vertebrates.