Emergence of modern scientific discourse in the American continent: knowledge claims in the discovery of Erythronium/Vanadium in Mexico (1802–1832)
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Modern science-America; Andrés Manuel del Río; Erythronium; Vanadium; Knowledge claims; Science history-Mexico;All these keywords.
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