'An account of a peculiar Entrochus' in a letter to Sir Hans Sloane from Dr Joannes Henry Heucher, Physician to the King of Poland, Professor of Anatomy and Botany at Wittemberg
Reference number: RBO/14/119
Date: 1730

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Original letter dated 29 March 1730
Entrochus is a fossil
Read to the Royal Society on 7 May 1730
- Reference number
- RBO/14/119
- Earliest possible date
- 1730
- Page extent
- 4 pages
- Format
- Manuscript
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'An account of a peculiar Entrochus' in a letter to Sir Hans Sloane from Dr Joannes Henry Heucher, Physician to the King of Poland, Professor of Anatomy and Botany at Wittemberg, 1730, RBO/14/119, The Royal Society Archives, London, https://makingscience.royalsociety.org/items/rbo_14_119/an-account-of-a-peculiar-entrochus-in-a-letter-to-sir-hans-sloane-from-dr-joannes-henry-heucher-physician-to-the-king-of-poland-professor-of-anatomy-and-botany-at-wittemberg, accessed on 19 May 2025
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Register Book of the Royal Society Volume 14, copies of papers communicated 1728-1730
1728-1730 Reference number: RBO/14
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