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Ingersoll (ERNEST an American naturalist)

ERNEST, an American naturalist; born in Monroe, Mich., March 13, 1852; was educated at Oberlin College and the Harvard Museum of Comparative Zoölogy; employed on the Hayden Survey and the United States Fish Commission; later was engaged as a journalist in Montreal. His publications include "Oyster Industries"; "Friends Worth Knowing"; "Country Cousins"; "Knocking 'Round the Rockies"; "Crest of the Continent"; "Canadian Guide- Book"; "The Book of the Ocean" "Nature's Calendar" (1900), "Life of Mammals" (1906), etc.

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