Richard von Hertwig, German zoologist
Frank Rattray Lillie, American zoologist
Johannes Holtfreter, embryologist
Olive Swezy, US zoologist
Margaret Alger Hayden, US zoologist
Margaret D. Thompson, US zoologist
Estrella Eleanor Carothers, American zoologist
Ruth Winkley, US marine biologist
Ernst Haeckel, German zoologist
Mary Jane Rathbun, US zoologist
Mary Stuart MacDougall, US biologist
Agnes Mary Claypole Moody, US zoologist
Marie Agnes Hinrichs, US zoologist and physiologist
Researcher handling lab grown coral
August Weismann, German zoologist
Thomas Bell, British zoologist
Scientists in academic dress at Cambridge University, 1898
William Sollas, British zoologist
Viola Shelly Shantz, US zoologist
Schultz and Stern, US geneticists
Jean Pateels, Belgian biologist
Nathan Cobb, US zoologist
Bacteriology laboratory
Elizabeth Kinney, US zoologist
John James Audubon, French-US naturalist
Nettie Maria Stevens, US geneticist
David Bannerman, British ornithologist
Joel Asaph Allen, US ornithologist
Geneticists Dunn, Ephrussi and Stern
Charles Valentine Riley, British-US entomologist
Gustaf Retzius, Swedish anatomist
Clinton Merriam, US naturalist
Florence Lowther, US zoologist
Selman Waksman, microbiologist
Edwin Conklin, US zoologist
'Mammalia' (1839), 'The Zoology of the Voyage of HMS Beagle'
Florence Peebles, US biologist
Beetle research
Researchers using infrared camera to study wolves and sheep
George Nuttall, US-British bacteriologist
Robert Remak, Polish-German neurologist
Edward Wright, Irish zoologist
Theophil Studer, Swiss zoologist
Alfred Velpeau (1795-18)
Alfred Velpeau, French surgical anatomist
Louis Agassiz, Swiss-US naturalist
Natural History Museum expedition, 1976
Henry Walter Bates, British naturalist
Barbara McClintock, American geneticist
James Chester Bradley, US entomologist
Warren Lewis, US embryologist
Libbie Hyman, US zoologist
Benjamin Hawkins, British sculptor
Curt Stern, German-US geneticist
Herbert Jennings, US geneticist
Henry and Bannerman with bird-of-prey
Apsley Cherry-Garrard, British explorer
Alfred Sturtevant, US geneticist
Edward Laurens Mark, US zoologist
Giovanni Battista Grassi, Italian zoologist
Stem cell embryology research
Ann Haven Morgan, American zoologist
Isabella Gordon, Scottish marine biologist
Gertrude Van Wagenen, American biologist
1878 Sir Richard Owen photograph portrait
1880's Sir Richard Owen and Grandaughter
William Harvey, English physician
William Taliaferro, US parasitologist
Raphael Blanchard, French parasitologist
Galvani's electricity experiments, 1780s
Ross Harrison, US biologist
John Hutchinson, zoologist
Konrad Gessner, Swiss naturalist
Julian Huxley, British evolutionary biologist
Julian Huxley, evolutionary biologist
Developing fish egg, light micrograph
Darwin's 'The Descent of Man' (1871)
Grasshopper
Ernest Austen, British entomologist
Karl von Frisch, Austrian zoologist
Neel and Miller, US geneticists
Grey squirrel being dissected
1905 Edwin Ray Lankester Zoologist
Aristotle (384-322 BC)
Giovanni Grassi, Italian zoologist
'Birds' (1841), 'The Zoology of the Voyage of HMS Beagle'
Lionel Rothschild, British zoologist
Lab-grown corals
Saul Adler, British medical scientist
Maurice Whittinghill, US geneticist
Fritz Schaudinn, German microbiologist
Plant geneticists from Cornell University, 1929
Theodosius Dobzhansky, Russian-US geneticist
Elizabeth C. Crosby, American neuroanatomist
Ambrose Godfrey, German chemist
Richard Owen, British zoologist and palaeontologist
Cyprien Combier, French mariner
Scientist artificially feeding ticks
Researcher holding biological samples
High resolution X-ray CT scanner
Marine ecosystems research
Patten and Kramer, American embryologists
Insect pupae from prehistoric faeces
Fossil collection, University of Texas
Cave research, Mexico
George Boulenger, Belgian zoologist
Charles Darwin, British naturalist
Stick insect
Evelyn Cheesman, British entomologist
1870 Karl Ernst Von Baer Embryology
Fossil analysis at Neanderthal excavation site
British large Blue butterfly colln. 1865
John Children, British chemist
Joshua Brookes, English anatomist
Titan beetle
Hercules beetle
Elephant beetle
Richard Goldschmidt, German-US geneticist
Robert Wiedersheim, German anatomist
Zebrafish embryo SEM X100
Thomas Hunt Morgan, US geneticist
Alexander Wilson, ornithologist
Mirsky and Schultz, US biologists
Wallace's Malay butterflies, 19th century
Charles Gaudichaud, French botanist
Morgan and Emerson, US geneticists
William Beebe aboard the Antares, 1930s
Ecological research laboratory, France
Baby sea turtle
Beatrice Mintz, US embryologist
Entomology trip, Guyana
Cat foetus, SEM
Pig embryo
Pig embryos
Cat foetus
Cow embryo
Monkey foetus
Mouse embryo, light micrograph
Mouse embryo, fluorescence micrograph
Al-Jahiz
Bruce Wallace and Hampton Carson
Researcher marking a gull's egg
Yuri Filipchenko, Russian entomologist
Beetles collected by Darwin
Dog behaviour research
Microbiology research
Calvin Bridges, US geneticist
Bacterial hydrophobicity test
Cut rhino horn
Vaccine research, 1893
Asian hornet research
Shelving and storage of vertebrate skeletons
Alexander von Humboldt, German naturalist
Dick Swaab, Dutch neurobiologist
Karl Gegenbaur, German anatomist
Francis Balfour, British embryologist
Edward Knipling, US entomologist
Frank Evers Beddard, British zoologist
Palaeontologist holding fossilized shark vertebral column
Woodmouse foetus, light micrograph
Foetal rat head, light micrograph
Pathology slides
Fish food research
Natural pesticide research
1870's Carl Christoph Vogt Portrait
G. Robert Coatney, US parasitologist
Martin D. Young, US parasitologist
1871 George John Romanes Darwin friend
'Fossil Mammals' (1840) from Darwin's Beagle voyage
Cow fertility research
Cornelia Maria Clapp, US zoologist
Necropsy lab
Darwin's mouse, 19th century
1871 George John Romanes portrait colour
Neurobiologist with beehive
Domestic pigeon
Entomologist collecting flying insects
Biologist tagging the flipper of a southern elephant seal