Joseph Rodes Buchanan
Joseph Rodes Buchanan (December 11, 1814 – December 26, 1899) was an American physician and professor of physiology at the Eclectic Medical Institute in Cincinnati, Ohio. Buchanan proposed the terms Psychometry (soul measurement) and Sarcognomy for psychic abilities he claimed humans had. His promotion of paranormal powers in humans caught the public imagination of the period. Provided by Wikipedia-
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5by Varland, Daniel E., Buchanan, Joseph B., Fleming, Tracy L., Kenney, Mary Kay, Vanier, CherylGet access
Published in Journal of Raptor Research (2018)
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6by Barnes, Joseph G., Varland, Daniel E., Fleming, Tracy L., Buchanan, Joseph B., Gerstenberger, Shawn L.Get access
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7by Varland, Daniel E., Powell, Larkin A., Buchanan, Joseph B., Fleming, Tracy L., Vanier, Cheryl H.Get access
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8by Niles, Lawrence J., Sitters, Humphrey P., Dey, Amanda D., Nallely Arce, Atkinson, Philip W., Ayala-Pérez, Víctor, Baker, Allan J., Buchanan, Joseph B., Carmona, Roberto, Clark, Nigel A., Espoz, Carmen, Fraser, James D., Gonzalez, Patricia M., Harrington, Brian A., Hernandz, Daniel E., Kalasz, Kevin S., Matus, Ricardo, McCaffery, Brian J., Milton, Clive D. T., R. I. Guy Morrison, Peck, Mark K., Pitts, William, Serrano, Ines L., Watts, Bryan D.Get access
Published 2010
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