Talk:Spencer Fullerton Baird
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A link to his NY Times Obit which contains a lot of historical info on him which could be added to the bio. He died after a long illness and there is a suggestion that he was demented at the end, so I really doubt if he physically died in any Woods Hole lab. SBHarris 23:35, 18 October 2007 (UTC)
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