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Page 1: Aristotle – 382-322 BC “Mine is the first step and therefore a small one…”

Aristotle – 382-322 BC

“Mine is the first step and therefore a small one…”

Page 2: Aristotle – 382-322 BC “Mine is the first step and therefore a small one…”

Alexei Smirnov

Page 3: Aristotle – 382-322 BC “Mine is the first step and therefore a small one…”

David M. Billett

Searching for Columbian artefacts on San Salvador Island, Bahamas.

Page 4: Aristotle – 382-322 BC “Mine is the first step and therefore a small one…”

Maria Byrne

Page 5: Aristotle – 382-322 BC “Mine is the first step and therefore a small one…”

Gustave Cherbonnier

1911-1995 [see Guille (1998)]

Actinopyga bacilla

Bohadschia mitisoensis

Holothuria (Cystipus) mammosa

Holothuria (Metriatyla) fuligina

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A.H. Clark, Elisabeth Deichmann, Harold Urey.

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Doris J. Vance, escaping from the stomach of Asterias purpuratus.

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Igor Smirnov plays “Kalinka!”, accompanied by Andrey Gebruk.

Andrey Gebruk and Dave Pawson

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Yulin Liao, Dave Pawson, Austin Clark and his dog looking down.

Steve Donovan directing traffic, Yulin Liao.

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Dougie McKenzie and Phil Lambert.

Dougie McKenzie, hard at work in Charles Darwin’s bedroom.

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Dr. Albert Panning and Mrs. Panning

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Dave Pawson, Elisabeth Deichmann, Barry Fell.

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Bent Hansen.

Jorgen Knudsen, Mary Pawson, Bent Hansen.

Dave Pawson, Phil Lambert, John Miller, Bent Hansen.

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Mark O’Loughlin, ??, Dai Roberts

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Dai Roberts

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Frank Rowe and Ahmed Thandar

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Norm Sloan, Gordon Hendler, Dave Pawson

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Dave Pawson, fossil crinoid guy, Alexei Smirnov, Cindy Ahearn

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Emery Swan and Elisabeth Deichmann

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