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Records of Sir Harry Brookes Allen

The University of Melbourne
Allen, Harry Brookes (Aggregated by)
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This paper-based collection (c.1880-c.1920) relating to Sir Harry Brookes Allen, pathologist and anatomist, contains handwritten descriptions of specimens in the Pathology Museum (specimens numbered from 385 to 638). 0.04 linear shelf metres.

Data time period: 1880 to 1920

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