Transmutation of species. Notebook b, 1837-1838. Notebook c, 1838. Notebook d, 1838. Notebook e, 1838-1839 / [all] transcribed and edited by David Kohn. Torn apart notebook, 1839-1841 / transcribed and edited by Sydney Smith & David Kohn. Summer 1842 / transcribed and edited by David Kohn. Zoology notes, edinburgh notebook, 1837-1839. Questions & experiments, 1839-1844 [Book Review]

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