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Guillemin
[ gee-uh-man; French geeyuh-man ]
noun
- Rog·er (Charles Lou·is) [roj, -er chahrlz , loo, -ee, r, aw-, zhey, sh, a, r, l lwee], 1924–2024, U.S. neuroscientist, born in France: Nobel Prize in Medicine 1977.
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Guillemin, who was cook to the Duc de Vincennes, brought Ledoyen's into great favour in the fifties of the last century.
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Guillemin also describes a transformation of the stamens into carpels in Euphorbia esula.
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On one occasion, Guillemin and his companion receive sixpence per day: but this is altogether an unusual sum.
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You will find all information respecting the "Zodiacal light" in "Guillemin on the Heavens."
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Herschel, Nichol, Guillemin's recently translated "Heavens" are the guides to be chosen.
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