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252:in 1893–1895, president of the
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303:Bernard Bolingbroke Woodward
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234:Geological Society of London
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327:Horace Bolingbroke Woodward
226:Fellow of the Royal Society
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185:Henry Bolingbroke Woodward
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716:Joseph Ellison Portlock
656:George Bellas Greenough
616:George Bellas Greenough
596:George Bellas Greenough
452:Encyclopædia Britannica
393:The Geological Magazine
311:Bernard Barham Woodward
246:Geologists' Association
1022:William Alexander Deer
942:Herbert Leader Hawkins
362:Gertrude Mary Woodward
323:Natural History Museum
982:Walter Campbell Smith
932:Henry Hurd Swinnerton
872:Arthur Smith Woodward
731:Andrew Crombie Ramsay
250:Malacological Society
524:The Irish Naturalist
273:Palaeontograph. Soc.
118:Gertrude M. Woodward
997:Sydney Hollingworth
957:Herbert Harold Read
781:John Whitaker Hulke
771:Henry Clifton Sorby
766:Peter Martin Duncan
746:Thomas Henry Huxley
354:Ballinakill harbour
342:Henry Page Woodward
282:Geological Magazine
254:Museums Association
21:Henry Page Woodward
1159:English geologists
992:James Stubblefield
947:William Fearnsides
676:Roderick Murchison
651:Roderick Murchison
331:Geological Society
209:Woodward was born
109:Martin F. Woodward
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967:Owen Thomas Jones
927:Owen Thomas Jones
806:Wilfred Hudleston
691:Henry De la Beche
626:William Babington
601:Henry Grey Bennet
467:"WOODWARD, Henry"
443:Woodward, Samuel
358:Alice B. Woodward
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149:Scientific career
113:Alice B. Woodward
105:Henry P. Woodward
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842:Charles Lapworth
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368:References
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202:and other
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