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Anna Simonsen

Happy Birthday Lynn Margulis! - Anna Simonsen (1 week ago)

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Happy birthday to Lynn Margulis - stefano campanaro (1 week ago)

Laura Suttenfield

Happy birthday Lynn Margulis! Recently learned we were in Amherst at the same time (I didn\'t even know I\'d be in - Laura Suttenfield (1 week ago)

Seth Bordenstein

Happy Birthday Lynn Margulis (March 5, 1938 - November 22, 2011) You left much inspiration and influence for so man - Seth Bordenstein (2 weeks ago)

Microbigals

Happy Birthday Lynn Margulis! She put forth the idea that chloroplasts and mitochondria were once free-li - Microbigals (2 weeks ago)

Matthew Dowd

Happy bday evolutionary biologist Lynn Margulis, b.1938, Chicago. Life did not take over the world by combat, but - Matthew Dowd (2 weeks ago)

North Trenton

And Happy Birthday to Paul Evans, Lynn Margulis (d. 2011), Fred Williamson, Samantha Eggar, Tony Rundle, Benyamin S - North Trenton (1 week ago)

Dr. Alisa Bokulich, CPHS @ BU

Happy birthday to Lynn Margulis who was a longtime affiliate of our BU Center for Philosophy & History of Science. - Dr. Alisa Bokulich, CPHS @ BU (2 weeks ago)

Jonathan Jenkins

Happy Birthday to those no longer with us... Henry II (1133) Jacques Babinet (1794) Jose Aboulker (1920) - Jonathan Jenkins (2 weeks ago)

Dan Shannon

Lynn Margulis (Biology s Earth Mother )Born today March 15, in 1938, Shown with her National Medal of Science Meda - Dan Shannon (4 days ago)

Robert Lufkin MD

Happy Birthday Lynn Margulis (March 5, 1938 November 22, 2011)! theorist and - Robert Lufkin MD (2 weeks ago)

Cassandra Rose

HAPPY BIRTHDAY, Lynn Margulis, who would have been 81 years old today! We\'re celebrating with 2 screenings of SYMBI - Cassandra Rose (2 weeks ago)

Ellen T. Matloff

Happy birthday to one of America s most esteemed evolutionary Margulis! She was viewed as a - Ellen T. Matloff (2 weeks ago)

TREE

Happy Birthday to Lynn Margulis! - TREE (2 weeks ago)

ExploreLearning

Happy Birthday, Lynn Margulis! Best known for researching DNA inheritance through mitochondria and chloroplasts, an - ExploreLearning (2 weeks ago)

Book_Addict

Happy birthday to scientist and writer Lynn Margulis (March 5,1938), author of Symbiotic Planet : A New Look at Evolution (1998) et al. - Book_Addict (2 weeks ago)

Eppendorf USA

Happy Birthday to Lynn Margulis! Whose serial endosymbiotic theory of eukaryotic cell development revolutionized th - Eppendorf USA (2 weeks ago)

HHMI BioInteractive

Happy belated bday to Lynn Margulis, who proposed endosymbiotic theory. Witness the secret to coral s survival here - HHMI BioInteractive (1 week ago)

Dale DeBakcsy

Happy 79th birthday to Lynn Margulis, whose Endosymbiosis theory is now a standard part of all our biology texts! - Dale DeBakcsy (1 week ago)

Conner Habib

Happy birthday to my mentor & 2nd mom,pioneering biologist of Darwinesque stature, Lynn Margulis. You changed the w - Conner Habib (2 weeks ago)

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87 years old (Born on March 05, 1938)

Happy Birthday to the legendary Lynn Margulis! Your groundbreaking discovery of how eukaryotic organelles originated through symbiosis forever changed biology. Thanks for showing us that animals, plants, and fungi all trace their roots back to humble protists—talk about family reunions getting complicated!

And let's not forget your cosmic connection with Carl Sagan; clearly, you both had a knack for exploring life's biggest mysteries. Today we celebrate your brilliance, humor, and fearless curiosity. May your legacy continue inspiring scientists everywhere—and may every birthday remind us that even microscopic organisms can have superstar status in biology textbooks!

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