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Ehrlich, Paul Ralph
1932 - Born on the 29th of May.
1953 - He earned his Bachelor of Arts in zoology at the University of Pennsylvania, Pennsylvania,U.S.A.
1954 - He married to Anne Fitzhugh Howland.
1955 - He earned his Master of Arts in University of Kansas, Lawrence, Kansas, U.S.A.
1957 - He received his Doctor of Philosophy in University of Kansas.
1959 - He joined the faculty at Stanford.
1966 - He promoted as a full professor of biology.
1967 - He wrote an article that appeared in "New Scientist" a science magazine.
1968 - He was one of the founders of the group Zero Population Growth.
1977 - He was named to the Bing Professorship at Stanford University.
2001 - He Distinguished Scientist Award of the American Institute of Biological Sciences.
1953 - He earned his Bachelor of Arts in zoology at the University of Pennsylvania, Pennsylvania,U.S.A.
1954 - He married to Anne Fitzhugh Howland.
1955 - He earned his Master of Arts in University of Kansas, Lawrence, Kansas, U.S.A.
1957 - He received his Doctor of Philosophy in University of Kansas.
1959 - He joined the faculty at Stanford.
1966 - He promoted as a full professor of biology.
1967 - He wrote an article that appeared in "New Scientist" a science magazine.
1968 - He was one of the founders of the group Zero Population Growth.
1977 - He was named to the Bing Professorship at Stanford University.
2001 - He Distinguished Scientist Award of the American Institute of Biological Sciences.
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