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Fourth International Congress of Zoology (?), Cambridge University; nine scientists, in academic dress. Photograph by F.J. Allen (?), 1898.
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Fourth International Congress of Zoology (?), Cambridge University; nine scientists, in academic dress. Photograph by F.J. Allen (?), 1898.

F. J. Allen · 1898

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Lettering: Lettering handwritten on verso: To Professor Schäfer, F.R.S., University College, London ; with F.J. Allen's kind regards. Lettering handwritten on backing board: Marey ; v. Beneden ; Golgi ; Haeckel ; Hubrecht ; Kühne ; Bowditch ; Hill (Vice-Chancellor) ; Kronecker ; F.J. Allen ; Aug 1898.

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