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Reference numberRR/49/66
LevelItem
TitleReferee's report by Francis Hugh Adam Marshall, on a paper 'Sex change in the plumage of brown leghorn capons following the injection of certain synthetic æstrus-producing compounds' by James Wilfred Cook, Edward Charles Dodds and A W Greenwood
Date[November 1933]
DescriptionSectional Committee: Physiology

Recommended for publication in the 'Proceedings of the Royal Society of London'.

[Published in the 'Proceedings of the Royal Society of London' B, 1934]

Endorsed on verso as received 1 November 1933.
Extent2p
FormatManuscript
Physical descriptionStandardised form (type D)
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Access statusOpen
Related materialDOI: 10.1098/rspb.1934.0007 Vol.114 1934
Related records in the catalogueRR/49/65
Fellows associated with this archive
CodeNameDates
NA1750Marshall; Francis Hugh Adam (1878 - 1949)1878 - 1949
NA1891Cook; Sir; James Wilfred (1900 - 1975); chemist1900 - 1975
NA689Dodds; Sir; Edward Charles (1899 - 1973); biochemist1899 - 1973
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