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Marion Newbigin
Marion Isabel Newbigin (1869–20 July 1934) was a Scottish geographer and biologist. She was noted for her book ''Animal Geography'', a key work in the field of animal geography/zoogeography, and as editor of the ''Scottish Geographical Magazine''.
== Early life and education ==
Newbigin was born at Alnwick, Northumberland, Scotland, the daughter of local pharmacist James Lesslie Newbigin. She had four sisters and three brothers. She and all of her sisters were ardent feminists, and two of them also had academic careers. Universities in Scotland did not admit women, so she took courses at the Edinburgh Association for the University Education of Women, a private organisation that offered lectures by the faculty of the University of Edinburgh; at University College, Aberystwyth, in Wales; and at the Edinburgh School of Medicine for Women, once it was formed.〔 Finally, she moved to the University of London, where in 1893 she received a B.Sc., and in 1898 a Ph.D. While still a student in Edinburgh she started to work as an assistant for zoologist J. Arthur Thomson, then a lecturer at the School of Medicine for Women, who was a great influence on her.
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