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| The earliest development of the microscope can be traced back to |
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| Who is known for inventing the first telescope |
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| Whose observations of the heavens proved Copernicus' heliocentric theory |
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| The father and son team of Jansseen and Jansseen are known for inventing the |
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| scientific society devoted to the use of the microscope as a recreational toy |
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| "Academia dei Linicei" was a/an |
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| Who wrote the paper "Micrographia" |
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| Who is known as the "father of microscopy" |
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| Who first "discovered" cells, using a microscope |
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| Who made the first microscopic descriptions of bacteria, protozoans, and spermatozoa |
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| What did the van Leewenhoek call those microscopic organisms |
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| Who proved William Harvey's blood circulation theory |
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| Who made important advances in the area of microbiology by the discovery of infectious bacteria |
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| Who is known for making the world's first "practical microscope" by devising special lenses |
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| Which of the following modern microscopes uses beams of electrons to illuminate an object |
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