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Paul Sch?nsleben living or the inanimate world. This simple and unitary theory has evolved markedly, even while maintaining its validity over several centuries of vicissitudes, and in essence constitutes the first ex- ample of a synthesis between the physical and the life sciences. In modern times, a similar relati

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Paul Sch?nsleben living or the inanimate world. This simple and unitary theory has evolved markedly, even while maintaining its validity over several centuries of vicissitudes, and in essence constitutes the first ex- ample of a synthesis between the physical and the life sciences. In modern times, a similar relati

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Paul Sch?nslebentwentieth century. During the Second Sino-Japanese War (1937–1945), Unit 731 of the Japanese military dropped plague-infected fleas, aerosolised anthrax, and cholera and typhoid cultures across the country (Guillemin 2005). It is estimated that hundreds of thousands of civilians and military personn