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14 Sep 2016: 1 939. From Paul Mellon, Esq. JONES (E. ALFRED). Cambridge. From Mr Newman. ... 1 93 9. KLEMPERER (0.). Electron optics. (Cambridge Physical Tracts.) 1 93 9.

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23 Feb 2024: The animal world is oftena mirror through which human beings ask questionsabout themselves. ... Please could you tell us about yourtime at the department here in Cambridge?

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25 Feb 2022: Cambridge University Surgical Society came first in the Innovative Practice category of the. ... Shallow-water crabs, for example, would introduce a new form of predation that Antarctic animals have never encountered before.

12 Feb 2015: By Michael Jones and Malcolm Underwood. Pp. xv 322. Cambridge University Press 1992. ... 52. "There is a language in each flower": Reflections on the College precincts on reading Jack Goody, The Culture of Flowers (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press,

18 Nov 2016: ur domestic animals in the most economic way, regardless of their natural habits. ... We are indeed in danger of treating o urselves as we treat o ur domestic animals.