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In these details, the genetic deformation is illustrated more clearly, and it’s easy to see why this condition might generate
such interest in the nineteenth century, or even today. In his notes on the dissection, Dr. Black writes: I positioned the body
transverse and squarely on its back. I then prepared the side table and logbook for notes to record the first session of the
dissection. I will continue carefully; I will make notes of everything I can think to write. I will draw the details of the animal, the
sinus and the tissue as they are torn or cut. I am racing against the inevitable destruction of this animal. I must take care to