DescriptionPXA Vol. 6 p.132 Thomas Henry Huxley.jpg
English: Thomas Henry Huxley, English biologist and advocate for Darwin's theories, c.1875, from albumen print, State Library of New South Wales PXA 362 Vol 6
DescriptionPXA Vol. 6 p.132 Thomas Henry Huxley.jpg
English: Thomas Henry Huxley, English biologist and advocate for Darwin's theories, c.1875, from albumen print, State Library of New South Wales PXA 362 Vol 6
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