John Imray (English Wikipedia)

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Imray, John (1880). "Monkeys in the West Indies". Nature. 21 (538): 371–72. doi:10.1038/021371b0. S2CID 4033426.

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Imray, John (1 January 1840). "Observations Illustrating the Characters of a Febrile Epidemic Which Prevailed in Dominica in 1838". Edinburgh Medical and Surgical Journal. 53 (142). Edinburgh: 78–95. PMC 5797921. PMID 30330997.
Imray, John (1 April 1843). "Observations on the Mal d'Estomac or Cachexia Africana, as It Takes Place among the Negroes of Dominica". Edinburgh Medical and Surgical Journal. 59 (155). Edinburgh: 304–321. PMC 5787615. PMID 30330552.
Imray, John (1 October 1845). "Observations on the Nature, Causes, and Treatment of Yellow Fever". Edinburgh Medical and Surgical Journal. 64 (165). Edinburgh: 318–340. PMC 5792984. PMID 30330832.

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Imray, John (1 January 1840). "Observations Illustrating the Characters of a Febrile Epidemic Which Prevailed in Dominica in 1838". Edinburgh Medical and Surgical Journal. 53 (142). Edinburgh: 78–95. PMC 5797921. PMID 30330997.
Imray, John (1 April 1843). "Observations on the Mal d'Estomac or Cachexia Africana, as It Takes Place among the Negroes of Dominica". Edinburgh Medical and Surgical Journal. 59 (155). Edinburgh: 304–321. PMC 5787615. PMID 30330552.
Imray, John (1 October 1845). "Observations on the Nature, Causes, and Treatment of Yellow Fever". Edinburgh Medical and Surgical Journal. 64 (165). Edinburgh: 318–340. PMC 5792984. PMID 30330832.

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Imray, John (1880). "Monkeys in the West Indies". Nature. 21 (538): 371–72. doi:10.1038/021371b0. S2CID 4033426.