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This historic 1917 paper by Stockard and Papanicolaou described the typical estrous cycle in the guinea-pig. George Nikolas Papanicolaou was born in 1883 in Kymi, a small town overlooking the Aegean Sea on the Island of Euboea in Greece. His father, Nikolas Papanicolaou was both the Major of Kymi and a medical doctor. His older brother, Naso, had studied law, so his father convinced George to continue in the family medical tradition. So George studied medicine, and did well, graduating with a degree in honours in 1904............" (More? History of the Pap Smear) Modern Notes estrous cycle \| guinea-pig Template:Guinea-pig Links

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The existence of a typical oestrous cycle in the guinea-pig — with a study of its histological and physiological changes

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 | [[File:Mark_Hill.jpg|90px|left]] This historic 1917 paper by Stockard and Papanicolaou described the typical {{estrous cycle}} in the {{guinea-pig}}.
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+George Nikolas Papanicolaou was born in 1883 in Kymi, a small town overlooking the Aegean Sea on the Island of Euboea in Greece. His father, Nikolas Papanicolaou was both the Major of Kymi and a medical doctor. His older brother, Naso, had studied law, so his father convinced George to continue in the family medical tradition. So George studied medicine, and did well, graduating with a degree in honours in 1904............" (More? [[Menstrual_Cycle_-_Histology#History_of_the_Pap_Smear|History of the Pap Smear]])
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