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In his treatise Moore exhibited a modern point of view and a mind open to the discoveries of science, which was perhaps surprising when considering his long years of service as an elder in the Presbyterian Church in both Birmingham and Columbia. Moore read his manuscript “Evolution Once More” before the Kosmos Club, a town-and-gown organization in Columbia, of which he was a charter member and president in 1905–1906.

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Apparently written in 1923, about two years before the Scopes Trial in Dayton, Tennessee, and near the peak of the antievolution movement that erupted after World War I, Moore’s analytical examination of assertions made by antievolutionists has remained relevant long after his death. The South Caroliniana Library in Columbia has an unpublished manuscript on the evolution/creationism controversy written by Moore. Moore never used “meiosis” in a publication consequently, his important contribution to the vocabulary of biology was overlooked until its true authorship was pointed out in 1984. 1st meiosis 2nd meiosis ACM Feb ’99,” indicates a use of the term “meiosis” well before its historically recognized origin and publication. A prepared slide bearing a label in Moore’s handwriting, which states “Lilium Philadel.

While at Chicago, Moore studied the development of the embryo sac of the plant Lilium philadelphicum but never published his results. Moore completed most of the work for his doctorate at the University of Chicago but did not finish his dissertation, part of which was published in the Botanical Gazette. In 1909 Wofford College awarded him an LL.D. From 1902 until his death, Moore was a member (chairman after 1906) of Columbia’s Board of School Commissioners. He served for some years as dean of the university and on two occasions as acting president. Three years later, when South Carolina College became the University of South Carolina, Moore became head of the newly created Department of Biology, a position he held until his death in 1928.

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He was appointed assistant professor of biology, geology, and mineralogy at South Carolina College in 1900 and was promoted to full professor in 1903. After serving eleven years as a public school administrator in South Carolina and Alabama, Moore began graduate studies at the University of Chicago in 1898. He married Vivian May of Hale County, Alabama, on September 20, 1900. He attended the Reidville Male Academy and entered South Carolina College in 1883, earning an A.B. Born on December 27, 1866, at his family home, Fredonia, near Moore in Spartanburg District, Moore was the son of Thomas John Moore and Mary Elizabeth Anderson. Sunk as an artificial reef on Joff Maud Island near Campbell River, B.C.(Position: 50 08.031 N, 125 20.Biologist, educator, church leader.

Arms: 4 - 3' (2 x II), 2 Limbo, Homing Torpedoes.

Later in June 1996, she was sunk by the Artificial Reef Society of B.C.

Paid off on 18 February 1974, Columbia was fitted to 'no-thrust wheels' so that her engines might be run at dockside. In March 1967 she was transferred to Esquimalt. In 1960 she represented Canada at Nigerian Independence observances, returning home on 25 October. HMCS COLUMBIA (2nd) The History of HMCS COLUMBIA (2nd)īuilt by Burrard Dry Dock Ltd., Vancouver, Columbia was commissioned on 7 November 1959, and soon afterward was transferred the east coast.

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