Marine Physiology Down East: The Story of the Mt. Desert Island Biological Laboratory

The history of the Mount Desert Island Biological Laboratory traces its transformation from a teaching facility to a prominent research center since its inception in 1898. David H. Evans details significant advancements in various fields such as cytokinesis, regeneration, and endocrinology, highlighting the laboratory's role in studying marine organisms to uncover fundamental physiological concepts. The narrative also encompasses the social and administrative evolution of this esteemed institution, showcasing its impact on scientific research in the United States.