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HIS numerous friends and fellow-workers in science, both in this country and abroad, will hear with deep regret of the unexpected death of Dr. Arthur Gamgee, in Paris, on March 29. He was in his sixty-eighth year, and though not a young man was in full possession of an exceptionally endowed intellect which was ever urging him on in the path of research. Throughout a somewhat unsettled life his enthusiasm for research never waned from the time of his early student days, when he followed his natural leanings towards original physiological work, to which his exact knowledge of physics and chemistry was to be applied with a success that gained for him a wide and well-deserved reputation.
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B., G. Dr. Arthur Gamgee, F.R.S. . Nature 80, 194–196 (1909). https://doi.org/10.1038/080194a0
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