Johannes Holtfreter, embryologist
Jean Pateels, Belgian biologist
Warren Lewis, US embryologist
Frank Rattray Lillie, American zoologist
Richard von Hertwig, German zoologist
Beatrice Mintz, US embryologist
Gustaf Retzius, Swedish anatomist
Schultz and Stern, US geneticists
Geneticists Dunn, Ephrussi and Stern
Ross Harrison, US biologist
Patten and Kramer, American embryologists
Alfred Velpeau, French surgical anatomist
Crocodile's tail
Robert Remak, Polish-German neurologist
William Harvey, English physician
Gertrude Van Wagenen, American biologist
Selman Waksman, microbiologist
Teissier and Sirks, Geneticists
Lerner and Ceppellini, Geneticists
Conrad Waddington, British geneticist
Zhores Medvedev, Soviet biologist
Wrinch and Mazia, Biologists
Aristotle (384-322 BC)
140 million years old alligator fossil
Spectacled caiman - Caiman crocodilus
Dick Swaab, Dutch neurobiologist
Charlotte Gower Chapman, American anthropologist
Estrella Eleanor Carothers, American zoologist
Emil Witschi, Swiss-American biologist
Genetics Society of America, 1936
Alfred Hershey, US geneticist
Philip Edward Smith, endocrinologist
口を開けたワニ
Model of a young Gharial.
Alfred Velpeau (1795-18)
Elizabeth C. Crosby, American neuroanatomist
Bacteriology laboratory
Mary Jane Rathbun, US zoologist
Franz Nopcsa, Hungarian palaeontologist
Viola Shelly Shantz, US zoologist
Caiman, X-ray
Yacare or Paraguayan Caiman
ヨウスコウワニ
Robert Wiedersheim, German anatomist
American Alligator
Broad-snouted caiman's eye
Caiman
Yacare caiman
Yacare caiman catching a tiger fish
Yacare caiman along the Cuiaba River, Brazil
Yacare caiman walking along the Cuiaba River, Brazil
Yacare caimans resting on a riverbank
Yacare caimans on the Cuiaba River, Brazil
Yacare caiman with a honey bee on its head
Yacare caiman at the surface of water
Yacare caimans resting
Yacare caiman feeding
Yacare caiman underwater
Alligator snapping turtle
American alligator
American alligators
Young American alligators
Young American alligator
Preserved alligator in a jar
Smooth fronted Caiman
American alligator hunting
American alligator cooling down
Spectacled caiman in a river
Spectacled caiman
Lantern fly
Mildred Adams Fenton, American palaeontologist
Peter Zhukovsky, Soviet botanist
Gustav Arthur Cooper, US paleobiologist
Henry Isenberg, American microbiologist
Jacques Loeb, German-US physiologist
August Weismann, German zoologist
Herbert Jennings, US geneticist
Frederick Banting, Canadian physiologist
Andre Dreyfus, Brazilian geneticist
Theodor Boveri, German geneticist
Wilhelm Johannsen, Danish geneticist
Neel and Miller, US geneticists
Robertson, Epling, Falconer, geneticists
Nathan Cobb, US zoologist
Edmund Wilson, US cell biologist
Charles Scott Sherrington, British physiologist
Geneticists Dunn and Ephrussi
Charles William Johnson, American microbiologist
Edward S. Ayensu, Ghanian scientist and economist
Mary Mandels receiving Research Directors Award, 1962
John Gurdon, British geneticist
Renato Dulbecco, Italian virologist
Helen Redfield, American geneticist
Vladimir Bekhterev, Soviet neurophysiologist
Adolph Fick, German physician
FOSSIL ALLIGATOR
Dentist pulling a tooth, 19th century
Ruby Hirose, US biochemist and bacteriologist
Close up of American alligator, Alligator mississippiensis. Everglades National Park, Florida, USA. UNESCO World Heritage Site (Biosphere Reserve).
American alligator, Alligator mississippiensis, with nostrils open for breathing at top and closed for underwater below. Everglades National Park, Florida, USA. UNESCO World Heritage Site (Biosphere Reserve).
Alligator swimming in water
CAIMAN trussed up
DEAD CAIMAN
AMERICAN ALLIGATOR eye. Alligator mississipiensis.
Mary Elizabeth Collett, American physiologist
Haldan Keffer Hartline, US physiologist
Abstract Alligator Detail
Rockefeller Institute laboratory
Motoo Kimura, Japanese biologist
Otto Meyerhof, German biochemist
Edward Doisy, US biochemist
Herman Muller, American geneticist
Ernest Just, US biologist
Maurice Whittinghill, US geneticist
Alligator
Yacare caiman, Pantanal, Brazil
Africa. Crocodile close up
Sir Gavin de Beer, British embryologist
Mildred Scoville, US mental health worker
Arthur Hertig, US embryologist
Mary Alice McWhinnie, US biologist
Joseph Erlanger, American physiologist
Oswald Avery, US molecular biologist
David Bannerman, British ornithologist
George Boulenger, Belgian zoologist
William Carruthers, Scottish botanist
Natural History Museum expedition, 1976
Erwin Chargaff, Austro-Hungarian biochemist
Elizabeth Shull Russell, American geneticist
Franz Boas, German-US anthropologist
Bodil Schmidt-Nielsen, Danish American physiologist
Louis Agassiz, Swiss-US geologist
Louis Agassiz (1807-73), Swiss-American Biologist and Geologist, Three-Quarter Length Portrait, Engraving
Louis Agassiz (1807-73), Swiss-American Biologist and Geologist, Head and Shoulders Portrait
Charles Darwin, British naturalist
Wanda K. Farr, US botanist
Clara H. Hasse, American botanist
Tsai-Ying Cheng, Taiwanese-US biochemist
Isabella Gordon, Scottish marine biologist
Johanna Westerdijk, Dutch plant pathologist
Kathleen Mary Drew-Baker, British phycologist
Respiration determination apparatus, 1940s
Preserved crocodile
Almroth Wright, British bacteriologist
Elizabeth M. Bright, US physiologist
George Thane, British anatomist
Karl Gegenbaur, German anatomist
Phoebus Levene, American biochemist
Johannes Fibiger, Danish microbiologist
Adolf von Baeyer, German chemist
Jerome Alexander, US chemist
Fritz Reiche, German physicist
Samuel Milner, British physicist
Charles Baskerville, US chemist
Victor Bloede, German-US chemist
Charles Chandler, US chemist.
Peter Debye, Dutch physical chemist
Ugo Fano, Italian theoretical physicist
Arthur Webster, US physicist
Ernest Goodpasture, American pathologist
Barbara McClintock, American geneticist
Julian Huxley, British evolutionary biologist
Julian Huxley, evolutionary biologist
Frederick Sanger, British biochemist
Barbara McClintock, US geneticist
Palaeontologist excavating a fossil