Alexander Monro "tertius" (1773-1859) - Revision history

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-'''Alexander Monro "tertius" (1773-1859)''' was the third member of the 'Monro Dynasty' which occupied Edinburgh University's Chair of [[Anatomy]] uninterruptedly for almost 150 years. He shared the Professorship of Anatomy with his father [[Alexander Monro ''secundus'' (1733-1817)]] from 1798 to 1808, then held the post separately until his retirement in 1846. His students included [[Charles Robert Darwin (1809-1882)]] who asserted that Monro 'made his lectures on human anatomy as dull as he was himself'.
+'''Alexander Monro "tertius" (1773-1859)''' was the third member of the 'Monro Dynasty' which occupied Edinburgh University's Chair of [[Anatomy]] uninterruptedly for almost 150 years. He shared the Professorship of Anatomy with his father [[Alexander Monro ''secundus'' (1733-1817)]] from 1798 to 1808, then held the post separately until his retirement in 1846.
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 '''Alexander Monro "tertius" (1773-1859)''' was the third member of the 'Monro Dynasty' which occupied Edinburgh University's Chair of [[Anatomy]] uninterruptedly for almost 150 years. He shared the Professorship of Anatomy with his father [[Alexander Monro ''secundus'' (1733-1817)]] from 1798 to 1808, then held the post separately until his retirement in 1846. His students included [[Charles Robert Darwin (1809-1882)]] who asserted that Monro 'made his lectures on human anatomy as dull as he was himself'.
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 '''Alexander Monro "tertius" (1773-1859)''' was the third member of the 'Monro Dynasty' which occupied Edinburgh University's Chair of [[Anatomy]] uninterruptedly for almost 150 years. He shared the Professorship of Anatomy with his father [[Alexander Monro ''secundus'' (1733-1817)]] from 1798 to 1808, then held the post separately until his retirement in 1846. His students included [[Charles Robert Darwin (1809-1882)]] who asserted that Monro 'made his lectures on human anatomy as dull as he was himself'.
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	'''Alexander Monro "tertius" (1773-1859)''' was the third member of the 'Monro Dynasty' which occupied Edinburgh University's Chair of [[Anatomy]] uninterruptedly for almost 150 years. He shared the Professorship of Anatomy with his father [[Alexander Monro ''secundus'' (1733-1817)]] from 1798 to 1808, then held the post separately until his retirement in 1846. His students included [[Charles Robert Darwin (1809-1882)]] who asserted that Monro 'made his lectures on human anatomy as dull as he was himself'.		'''Alexander Monro "tertius" (1773-1859)''' was the third member of the 'Monro Dynasty' which occupied Edinburgh University's Chair of [[Anatomy]] uninterruptedly for almost 150 years. He shared the Professorship of Anatomy with his father [[Alexander Monro ''secundus'' (1733-1817)]] from 1798 to 1808, then held the post separately until his retirement in 1846. His students included [[Charles Robert Darwin (1809-1882)]] who asserted that Monro 'made his lectures on human anatomy as dull as he was himself'.
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−	'''Alexander Monro "tertius" (1773-1859)''' was the third member of the 'Monro Dynasty' which occupied Edinburgh University's Chair of [[Anatomy]] uninterruptedly for almost 150 years. He shared the Professorship of Anatomy with his father [[Alexander Monro ''secundus'' (1733-1817)]] from 1798 to 1808, then held the post separately until his retirement in 1846. His students included [[Charles Darwin]] who asserted that Monro 'made his lectures on human anatomy as dull as he was himself'.	+	'''Alexander Monro "tertius" (1773-1859)''' was the third member of the 'Monro Dynasty' which occupied Edinburgh University's Chair of [[Anatomy]] uninterruptedly for almost 150 years. He shared the Professorship of Anatomy with his father [[Alexander Monro ''secundus'' (1733-1817)]] from 1798 to 1808, then held the post separately until his retirement in 1846. His students included [[Charles Robert Darwin (1809-1882)]] who asserted that Monro 'made his lectures on human anatomy as dull as he was himself'.
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−	'''Alexander Monro "tertius" (1773-1859)''' was the third member of the 'Monro Dynasty' which occupied Edinburgh University's Chair of Anatomy uninterruptedly for almost 150 years. He shared the Professorship of [[Anatomy]] with his father [[Alexander Monro ''secundus'' (1733-1817)]] from 1798 to 1808, then held the post separately until his retirement in 1846. His students included [[Charles Darwin]] who asserted that Monro 'made his lectures on human anatomy as dull as he was himself'.	+	'''Alexander Monro "tertius" (1773-1859)''' was the third member of the 'Monro Dynasty' which occupied Edinburgh University's Chair of [[Anatomy]] uninterruptedly for almost 150 years. He shared the Professorship of Anatomy with his father [[Alexander Monro ''secundus'' (1733-1817)]] from 1798 to 1808, then held the post separately until his retirement in 1846. His students included [[Charles Darwin]] who asserted that Monro 'made his lectures on human anatomy as dull as he was himself'.
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−	'''Alexander Monro "tertius" (1773-1859)''' was the third member of the 'Monro Dynasty' which occupied Edinburgh University's Chair of Anatomy uninterruptedly for almost 150 years. He shared the Professorship of Anatomy with his father [[Alexander Monro ''secundus'' ~~\| Alexander Monro "secundus"~~]] from 1798 to 1808, then held the post separately until his retirement in 1846. His students included [[Charles Darwin]] who asserted that Monro 'made his lectures on human anatomy as dull as he was himself'.	+	'''Alexander Monro "tertius" (1773-1859)''' was the third member of the 'Monro Dynasty' which occupied Edinburgh University's Chair of Anatomy uninterruptedly for almost 150 years. He shared the Professorship of Anatomy with his father [[Alexander Monro ''secundus'' (1733-1817)]] from 1798 to 1808, then held the post separately until his retirement in 1846. His students included [[Charles Darwin]] who asserted that Monro 'made his lectures on human anatomy as dull as he was himself'.
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