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Understanding Emotions in Primates: In Honor of Darwin's 200th Birthday [PDF]

open access: yesAmerican Journal of Primatology, 2011
AbstractIn the bicentenary year of Darwin's birth, the American Society of Primatologists honored his memory by convening a symposium entitled “Understanding emotions in primates: In honor of Darwin's 200th birthday.” The four articles in this special section, excepting this introduction, derive from that symposium.
Dorothy M. Fragaszy, Elizabeth A Simpson
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200th Birthday: James Prescott Joule

ChemistryViews, 2019
Catharina Goedecke
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Fet A. A.: materials and research. To the 200th anniversary of the poet's birthday. IV

2021
Compiled to commemorate A. Fet’s bicentenary, the volume «A. A. Fet: Documents and Studies» includes a number of articles that focus on the problems of genre, textual studies and biography, pertaining both to Fet’s poetic and prosaic works. The contributors introduce for scientifi c use a great deal of various documents — from previously unknown Fet’s ...
N.P. Generalova, V.A. Lukina
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On the occasion of the 200th birthday anniversary of D.E. Min

Sudebno-meditsinskaya ekspertiza, 2018
This article is dedicated to the memory of the outstanding Russian forensic doctor and literary figure professor D.E. Min on the occasion of his 200th birthday anniversary. The assignment of D.E. Min to the position of the head of Department of the State Medical Practice at the Emperor's Moscow University coincided with the large-scale judiciary reform
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Carl Rokitansky: His Life, Work, and Contributions to Dermatopathology on the Occasion of His 200th Birthday

American Journal of Dermatopathology, 2004
Already in his lifetime, Carl Rokitansky was celebrated as the "pioneer of modern pathology." It was he, more than anybody else, who launched the era of morphology in medicine. Close correlation between findings uncovered at autopsy and clinical signs and symptoms helped to shape the view of diseases as distinct pathologic processes, rather than ...
Wolfgang Weyers
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