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Why is the Antenna the goddess of wisdom not in this book?

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On page 11 for Maria Sibylla Merian what is a entomologist?

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On page 11 for Maria Sibylla Merian what is a entomologist?

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! Important part- (sort of? Surprising? I don’t know..) 

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! Important part- (sort of? Surprising? I don’t know..) 

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I noticed that under the drawings of the woman in science, there is a quote that they had said during their lives.

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What page is everyone on?

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Joan was born in England In 1897. She loved working with and observing reptiles. So much so that she had many of them as pets. Like frogs, snakes, and even crocodiles. She became the London zoo curator and discovered a new species called the ‘peninsula dragon lizard’ she was the first person to make the enclosure based on the animals comfort. “The key is to make them feel at home.” She said. She had close relationships with the animal and became an excellent veterinarian. She was recognized as an expert in herpetology. She had chronic ill health problems and had died at the age of 34 in 1931.

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I like the one were I think there was one were she was a medical person. I am not but if there is then that is the one.🙄

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The main idea about this book is about a medical physicist. Her name is Rosalyn Yalow she was born in New York City in 1921, she spent her childhood on going to Yankees games and reading books from the library. First When she was done with Phd at the university of Illinois in 1945, she wanted to start her work in nuclear physics. Next Rosalyn Yalow and her partner Solomon created a new very sensitive way of measuring hormones in the body. Lastly, 1972
her partners Solomon died Rosalyn was heartbroken; he was was like her younger brother to her. But in the end all the work they did together and not . They were paying of all the work. From the studying to accomplishment. I Think the main idea of this story about Rosalyn Yalow was that she was great medical physicist even without her partner, but al that matter is that her work payed off.

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Hypatia was one of the most earliest recorded female mathematician. A detail from the text that helps me support this fact is that she was born between 350 and 370 CE (I don’t know what CE is). Another key deal is that she has become a symbol for enlightenment and feminism. She was also an expert in Philosophy, Astronomy, and Mathematics.

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What page is everyone on/ what woman are you reading about?

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This text is about Maria sibylla merian who was a scientific illustrator and entomologist. She was born in Germany in 1647 and died in 1717. She wrote the book : the metamorphosis of the insects of Suriname. She had two daughters. I learned that she studied bugs. I wonder how many books she published.

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Maria’s portrait was also on German money and stamps

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Rachel was always, even from a young young age, she was found looking at birds,bugs and fish. She was born in 1907 and grew up on a Pennsylvania farm. She got a masters degree in zoology but after her father died she decided to just work to pay for her home and family. She was the second woman to work at the US bureau of fisheries, writing radio scripts about sea creatures. When sage wasn’t working, she was doing her own personal writings about the wildlife. Her writing allowed her to reach people all over the world, with her first book ‘Under The Sea Wind.’ Which was nothing in popularity compared to her next book ‘The Sea Around Us.’ She won a national Book award and quit her job to write ‘The Edge Of The Sea.’ In the 1950s the pesticide DDT for almost everything. But it was horrible for the environment, and killed all the song birds in Rachels close friends sanctuary. She wrote her by far greatest book after this, ‘Silent Spring.’ Which explained to the public about how DDT killed livestock, fish, and was fatally weakening birds. Chemical companies ignored this, but she would not be broken down. She stood by her work till 1964 the day she died. Just 2 years after ‘silent spring’ was published. She inspired many people and so the US Environmental Protection Agency which had created environmental movements all across the world. (I’m sorry this is so long lol)

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This is about Mary anning and she was a fossil collector and paleontologist. The main idea of this is her road onto becoming history. She was born in 1799 in a  small English seaside town named Lyme Regis her family was very poor but the way they found out how to get money is selling fossils to rich tourists. Her father had died when she was 11 and after he died she took over the business and she got a dog named tray too when she looked for fossils tray would come with he until he died in a landslide because the cliffs were steep and the ocean caused riptides and landslides that is very common when you live at a place like she lived. When she was around 12she discovered the firs ever complete ichthyosaur skeleton she also went out to discover 2 skeletons of the previously unknown species called plesiosaur the fossils were unlike any animal known to humans, proving that extinction can occur at any point in time she also went to a school that she was not excepted into she would always bey “torn out” her name would never be said even though she did all of the work her name would get replaced with another name . Throughout this page I learned allot about her and what she went through. I wonder if humans will go extinct?

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This text is about Florence Bascom who was a geologist and educator. She was born in Massachusetts in 1862 and died in 1945. She began teaching in 1895. In 1893 she became the first woman to get a PhD from Johns Hopkins University. I learned that she was the editor of The American Geologist. I wonder how many rocks and fossils she collected over the years.

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Can we do a second retell today?

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This text is about Jane Goodall who was a primatologist, ethologist, and anthropologist. She was born in England in 1934 and is still alive today. The book Tarzan first sparked her dream to travel to Africa. National Geographic tv special about her work with chimps made her famous. I learned that she loved animals (like my sister). I wonder how many tv specials were made about her.

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Stop watching me type!!!😠😠

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Patricia bath was born in 1942, Harlem New York, She was an Ophthalmologist and an inventor. After finishing high school in just 2 1/2 years she was helping with cancer research in a workshop when she was only 16. She was so bound\Determined to change the world. After She got her degree, she  went to Howard university. She interned at Harlem Hospital And was Accepted to Columbia University’s fellowship. After all the colleges she has went to she is now let people get surgeries for free, and got to operate on animal's. She stood up to the person who assigned her and office and refused to take it. Then in 1986, she finished her new invention, the
Laserphaco probe. A device that removes cataracts, a major breakthrough that will help restore sight around doing the world Patricia continues to work with AiPA, and bringing back preventive eye care and sight restoring surgery’s all around the globe. In this paragraph about her as you can see it is a lot about her invention the lasarphaco probe and about the eyes and stuff like that she loves the things she does in all. (BTW sry for writing this much, I am very proud of myself for that :3)

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It’s hard to do this😠

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Emmy was born in Germany in 1882. Her whole family were experts in mathematics, and she wanted to be too. At the time, it was against the law in Germany for woman to get such an education. She had many little  struggles in life, but that’s what made her such an amazing mathematician. She was teased about her weight and appearance, but that never stopped her. She would sit the back of classes to try and learn, while getting no academic credit. She did this for over two years, until they finally admitted her as a student. At the university of Erlangen, she lectured for her fathers classroom, unofficially, with no pay. But eventually with a lot of hard work, after meeting Albert Einstein, and working at Göttingen for 7 years until finally getting paid, she developed the Noether theory.