Agassiz,
Alexander 1835-1910; U.S. zoologist, geologist, & oceanographer, born in Switzerland: son of (Jean) Louis
Agassiz,
(Jean) Louis (Rodolphe) 1807-73; U.S. zoologist & geologist, born in Switzerland
See Agassiz in American Heritage Dictionary 4
(ăgˈə-sē), Elizabeth Cabot Cary 1822-1907.
American educator who helped organize the predecessor of Radcliffe College (1879) and served as Radcliffe's first president (1894-1899).
, (Jean) Louis (Rodolphe) 1807-1873.
Swiss-born American naturalist noted for his study of fossil fish and for recognizing from geologic evidence that ice ages had occurred in the Northern Hemisphere.
, Lake
A glacial lake of the Pleistocene Epoch extending over present-day northwest Minnesota, northeast North Dakota, southern Manitoba, and southwest Ontario.