What does THH stand for?

Thomas Henry Huxley (biologist)

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Samples in periodicals archive:

The other letters are from prominent 19thcentury physicist John Tyndall and biologist Thomas Henry Huxley, nicknamed Darwin's Bulldog for his support of the evolution theory.

Darwin letter sold at auction

Upon his return to England in 1862, Wallace found himself welcomed into a select club of scientists that included Darwin, Sir Charles Lyell, Joseph Hooker and Thomas Henry Huxley.

Forgotten evolutionist lives in Darwin's shadow

There are two houses on the site, the most famous being Wave House which has seen many famous tenants including Mark Twain and Darwins Bulldog, Thomas Henry Huxley.

The Natural Side of New York City

In 1868 Thomas Henry Huxley, the famous scientist and Charles Darwin-supporter, suggested a link between the archaeopteryx and the then recently discovered fossils which became known as dinosaurs.

'Fuzzy raptor' is the missing link to birds

Latterly he had done a good deal of painting, including a portrait of Henriette Heathorn, who married Thomas Henry Huxley.

THE DEMON OF VAN DIEMEN'S LAND

He was the English biologist Thomas Henry Huxley (1825-1895) who, according to Adrian Desmond, was the devil's disciple to Charles Darwin (considered a devil by many of his contemporaries because of his theory of evolution).

Huxley: From Devil's Disciple to Evolution's High Priest