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(1-1) The Togatus Barberini
(Erin Babnik/Alamy Stock
Photo).
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(1-2) Relief from the Portonaccio
sarcophagus (© Lanmas/Alamy Limited/age
fotostock).
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(2-1) Constantine the African (The Bodleian Library University
of Oxford, Rawl. C. 328, f.
3r).
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(3-1) ‘De Astrologia’ or ‘Astrological
man’ from Gregor Reisch’s 1503
Margarita philosophica (Wellcome Library,
London).
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(3-2) A ‘Spermatozoon’ or
‘Homunculus’ from Nicolas
Hartsoeker’s 1604 Essay
de dioptrique (Wellcome Library,
London).
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(3-3) Colonial Spanish casta
painting by Juan Patricio
Morlete Ruiz (Los Angeles County Museum of Art
(LACMA), Gift of the 2011 Collectors Committee
M.2011.20.3, www.lacma.org).
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(4-1) Sheep bred in the State of
Kentucky using Bakewell’s
methods (Courtesy of UNC Chapel Hill
Libraries).
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(4-2) The execution of Olympe
de Gouges (© The Trustees of the British
Museum).
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(4-3) The racial hierarchy of the
Brazilian slave state (The Miriam and Ira D. Wallach
Division of Art, Prints and Photographs: Print
Collection, The New York Public Library. ‘Retour à
la ville, d’un propriétaire de chácara; Litière pour
voyager dans l’interieur.’ The New York Public
Library Digital Collections.
1834–1839).
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(5-1) Gregor Mendel’s laws of
heredity (Universal Images Group North
America LLC/Alamy Stock
Photo).
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(5-2) George Cruikshank’s ‘My Wife
is a Woman of Mind’ (Chronicle/Alamy Stock
Photo).
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(5-3) The African American
abolitionist and women’s
rights activist, Sojourner
Truth (Sojourner Truth Artist: Randall
Studio, c.1870,
Albumen silver print. National Portrait Gallery,
Smithsonian Institution).
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(6-1) Simplified schematic of
meiosis (Wikipedia/Zephyris CC BY-SA
4٫0).
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(6-2) The arrest of a suffragette
in London (Library of Congress Prints and
Photographs Division Washington,
DC).
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(6-3) German Jews being forced to
carry anti-Semitic signs (Yad Vashem Photo
Archive).
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(6-4) The structure of the DNA
molecule (Wikipedia/Zephyris CC BY-SA
3٫0).
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(6-5) X-ray diffraction pattern (King’s College London, Wellcome
Images).
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(6-6) Simplified representation of
protein synthesis (Wikipedia CC BY-SA
3٫0).
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(7-1) Knockout mice (Jenny Nichols, Wellcome
Images).
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(7-2) Reading the DNA code
using the method developed
by Fred Sanger (Cancer Research Technology,
Wellcome Images).
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(7-3) Gene microarray (Louis M. Staudt (Photographer).
National Cancer Institute).
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(7-4) The estimated routes and
directions of human migration
out of Africa on the basis of
DNA analysis (Genographic Project. Courtesy of
International Business Machines Corporation.
Unauthorized use not
permitted).
