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James, Remarkable biologists from Ray to Hamilton by Ioan, Cambridge, Press, Cambridge University, 2009, pp., 184, 55.00, Us, 95.00, hardback, 87589-9, Isbn 978-0-521-, 24.99, Us, 45.00, paperback, subject, Isbn 978-0-521-69918-1 There is a long-established tradition in biology of established names casting an appreciative eye over past giants in our, MacGillivray, one thinks of, zoologists, s Lives of eminent, 1834, Nicholson, Lives, s, naturalists, labours of leading, 1894 (2009): Book Review. Journal of Natural History 43 (35-36): 2271-2272, DOI: 10.1080/00222930903072775, URL: http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/00222930903072775

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