William Bateson Letter, page 1
First page of a 1905 letter written by William Bateson, first Director of the John Innes Institute, to Adam Sedgewick, Cambridge professor. Bateson coined the term "genetics" in this letter.
john innes institute, william bateson, adam sedgewick, genetics, gallery 5
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William Bateson (right) in his garden in Merton, England with Wilhelm Johannsen, 1924.
16198. Gallery 5: William Bateson at Cornell, 1921
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