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Archival research was conducted at the following institutions:

The Regenstein Library: University of Chicago

Papers consulted are as follows. Abbreviations used in the text are noted.

The Chesney Archives: Johns Hopkins Medical Institutions

At the time of my research, the Chesney Archives had just obtained the Mall and Streeter Papers, which were thus only partially catalogued when I examined them. Textual references give the names of the correspondents and/or other likely future file names. Papers consulted are as follows. Abbreviations used in the text are noted.

The Rockefeller Archives Center

Thanks to a research grant from the Rockefeller University, I had access to the papers listed below. In the text, I refer to these papers by their archival source data, followed by RAC, denoting Rockefeller Archives Center.

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Committee for Research in Problems of Sex

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University of Iowa, Emil Witschi

University of Rochester, Sex Research

University of Wisconsin, Endocrinology

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Columbia University, Embryology

University of Missouri, Lactation Studies

University of Missouri, Zoology

Johns Hopkins University, Obstetrical Records

Harvard University, Endocrinology

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