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    Frederick B. Churchill to Viktor Hamburger, February 17, 1997

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    2014-01-14
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    Churchill, F. B. (Frederick B.)
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    https://hdl.handle.net/1912/20256
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    1997-02-17
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    Typewritten letter, 1 page
     
    About Hamburger's history of the discovery of chemical transmissions of embryonic inductions
     
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    Text: "Frederick B. Churchill to Viktor Hamburger, February 17, 1997", 2014-01-14, https://hdl.handle.net/1912/20256
     

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