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Brian Switek, FCD, over at Laelaps has written an excellent post, trying to redress some of the balance in the Richard Owen (villain) v Thomas Henry Huxley (hero) stereotype. It's a subject I have covered in the past, but Brian's post goes into more detail.
Nice one, Brain! More, please.
Richard Carter, FCD | 21-Mar-2008 | 
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