Color enhanced illustration of Thomas Hunt Morgan (1866-1945), US geneticist and Nobel Laureate. Morgan was born in Kentucky, and studied zoology at the State College. He then moved to Johns Hopkins University.
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Abeilles - in “Contributions to the genetics of drosophila melanogaster”, Thomas H. Morgan
Physical Basis of Heredity, T.H. Morgan, 1919 - Stock Image - C030/4500 - Science Photo Library
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Morgan's sex linkage experiment, illustration - Stock Image - C040/4053 - Science Photo Library
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Thomas Hunt Morgan, Nobel Prize 1933 - Stock Image - C012/9077 - Science Photo Library
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