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Who is Sir Walter flemming?
There was a German biologist called Walther (sometimes called Walter) Flemming (1843-1905). He was the founder of cytogenetics. But being a German, he cannot have been Sir Walter Flemming.
What did Walter flemming identify during cell division?
Chromosomes
What color was Walter camp?
Walter camp was black
Who was Walter Mondale?
joan mondale
Was walter mondale a republican?
no, Democrat
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