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Ivan Pavlov

Ivan Pavlov is a Russian scientist. First Ivan Pavlov was born September 26 1849 in Ryazan, Russian Empire. When he was growing up he was always doing stuff around the house he would either want to be doing the dishes or taking care of his siblings and doing other outside activities. Ivan Pavlov didn't start going to school until 11 years old do to injuries.  When he got into college he got the highest grade at the end of the year. When he went to find a job he got the role of a assistant and they were working lots with dogs. Ivan Pavlov got married to Seraphima Vasilievna Karchevskaya Sara for short when they where married they had finical problems for 9 years and were often forced to stay with others. Even though they had finical problems they still had 5 children named: Vladimir, Victor, Vsevolod, Vera and Mirchik. Mirchik and Vsevolod both died before Ivan. Ivan died from Double Pneumonia at the age of 86. 
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This is Ivan Pavlov!
3 Major accomplishment
1. The Dog drooling experiment 
2. He also did a pancreatic nerve experiment 
3. He won a noble prize for Medicine. 
Here is a better Info video on top and a funny version on the bottom.
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This is my Toondoo about Ivan Pavlov taking in a dog to work with in his experiment. 
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Ivan's testing picture of a dog and what he did to the dog.
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This is a funny picture of what Ivan Pavlov did when he was alive back then.
Cites and pictures:
 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ivan_Pavlov
 http://www.vivo.colostate.edu/hbooks/pathphys/misc_topics/pavlov.html

Site I used cartoon: http://www.toondoo.com/ 

Page Created by Joey C. - From Wisconsin I picked Ivan Pavlov because he hanged around dogs all day for his experiment. He also got some medicine out of doing the project. 
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