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. 2015 Nov 19;25(Suppl 4):7–15. doi: 10.1111/sms.12594

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The tutorial tree from Erik Hohwü Christensen at GCI with his, Per-Olof Åstrand’s, and Bengt Saltin’s doctoral students during his first Stockholm period. These theses were presented in the following order: Åstrand (1952), von Döbeln (1956), Åstrand (1960), Saltin (1964), Stenberg (1966), Ekblom (1969), Karlsson (1971), Eriksson (1972), Piehl (1974), Lindholm (1974) and Holmér (1974). For information on other of Saltin’s early Swedish research students, see the text. Connected with Erik Hohwü Christensen and upward is his tutor Johannes Lindhard. Hatched lines between individuals indicate strong scientific influences within the Lindhard School. This tree is developed from Schantz (2009).