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This classic study of planarian regeneration by the Nobel laureate Thomas Hunt Morgan is a must-read for students of biology and genetics. Morgan's experiments explored the fascinating ability of these flatworms to regenerate lost body parts, shedding light on the mechanisms of genetic inheritance and cellular differentiation. This book is a groundbreaking work in the field of genetics and a fascinating read for anyone curious about the mysteries of life.
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