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Edward Waymouth Reid 1862–1948

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Reprinted with permission from theProceedings of the Royal Society (London), Volume 6, 1948–49, pp. 213–218.

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Cathcart, E.P., Garry, R.C. Edward Waymouth Reid 1862–1948. Digest Dis Sci 7, 11–16 (1962). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02231925

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