Tilly Edinger
German-born founder of paleoneurology (1897–1967), Tilly Edinger fled the Nazis and rebuilt her science of fossil brains at Harvard's Museum of Comparative Zoology.

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Tilly Edinger enters the civic record in 1897.
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