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Eugène Dubois, the man who found the “missing link” between apes and humans, intended to write a book about his finds in Indonesia. He never finished it. In this current volume the outlines of Dubois’ book are reconstructed. Recently discovered correspondence with his intended publisher shed new light on the troublesome character of Dubois and his inability to communicate with the scientific establishment. This volume also discloses the vast amount of photographic material that is part of the Dubois Collection at Naturalis, the National Museum of Natural History in Leiden, the Netherlands. As Pat Shipman summarizes it in her preface: “[...] what this book offers, it is more: more images, more letters, more details, more insight into the workings of a brilliant but unquestionably difficult man of science. We shall not see Dubois' like again so it is doubly fortunate that Albers and de Vos have uncovered so much about his life.”

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Homo erecuts --- Human evolution --- Exhibitions. --- -Exhibitions --- Dubois, Eugene --- -Dubois, Eugène --- Exhibitions --- Homo erectus --- Dubois, Eugène, --- Evolution (Biology) --- Physical anthropology --- Evolutionary psychology --- Human beings --- Pithecanthropus erectus --- Fossil hominids --- Origin --- Dubois, Eugène, --- Dubois, Marie Eugène François Thomas --- Nationaal Natuurhistorisch Museum (Netherlands) --- Naturalis (Leiden, Netherlands) --- Nationaal Natuurhistorisch Museum Naturalis --- Rijksmuseum van Natuurlijke Historie te Leiden --- Universiteit van Amsterdam. --- Nationaal Herbarium Nederland --- NCB Naturalis (Leiden, Netherlands) --- Dubois, Eugène --- Homo erecuts - Exhibitions. --- Human evolution - Exhibitions.