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Figure 5.14 b, Reproduced from Spemann, H. and Falkenberg. H. (1919) Wilhelm Roux’ Archiv fur Entwicklungsmechanick 45: 371–422.

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Figure 5.17 Photos courtesy of Professor Nigel Brown, St George’s Hospital Medical School, London.

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Figure 6.3 Reproduced with permission of the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences.

Figure 7.1 Darwin and William: reproduced with permission of English Heritage.

Figure 7.2 Based with permission on unpublished data of Nigel Sadler.

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Figure 8.1 a Pasteur (1892): reprinted with permission of the Institut Pasteur, Paris.

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