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Cite Publication Date: Dec 19, 2012 |
The first issue of Notes and Records of the Royal Society of London appeared almost exactly 75 years ago, in April 1938. The original aims of the journal were modest: in the words of the first editorial, they were to keep Fellows ‘more fully informed of the activities of the Society’.[1][1] But
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