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BY the death of Sidney Hugh Reynolds on August 20, geology has lost one who made important contributions both as an investigator and as a teacher. Born at Brighton in 1867, he passed from Marl-borough to Trinity College, Cambridge, where he studied natural science and, under the influence of T. McKenny Hughes and J. E. Marr, began to specialize in geology.
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TRUEMAN, A. Prof. S. H. Reynolds. Nature 164, 473–474 (1949). https://doi.org/10.1038/164473b0
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