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By Rachel May

Rachel May, English professor and author, came upon Elizabeth Wagner Reed’s book about a decade ago, on Reed’s daughter’s website.

Published April 22, 2023Updated April 24, 2023, 10:50 a.m. ET

This article is part of Overlooked, a series of obituaries about remarkable people whose deaths, beginning in 1851, went unreported in The Times.

In 1992, the geneticist Elizabeth Wagner Reed self-published “American Women in Science Before the Civil War,” a book highlighting 22 19th-century scientists. One of them was Eunice Newton Foote, who wrote a paper on her remarkable discovery about greenhouse gases, “a phenomenon which is of concern to us even now,” Reed wrote.

Foote was forgotten soon after the paper was read aloud by a male scientist at a conference in 1856 and published the following year. A male scientist was eventually credited with the discovery.

Like Foote, Reed herself fell into obscurity, a victim of the erasure of female scientists that the historian Margaret Rossiter coined the Matilda Effect — named for the sociologist Matilda Joslyn Gage, whose 1870 pamphlet, “Woman as Inventor,” condemned the idea that women did not have the skills to succeed in the field.

Reed, however, made significant contributions to the sciences.

She wrote a landmark study about intellectual disability genetics, helped found a field of population genetics and wrote many more papers on botany, the biology of women and sexism in science.

Reed persisted in her research even when she found herself a widow with a toddler during World War II. By the time of her death, in 1996, in spite of publishing more than 34 scholarly papers, public school curriculums and two books, the record didn’t bend in her favor. It wasn’t until 2020, when the scientist and scholar Marta Velasco Martín published a paper on Reed, that her legacy was resurrected.

Reed was born Elizabeth Wagner on Aug. 27, 1912, in Baguio, in what was then called the Philippine Islands, to Catherine (Cleland) and John Ovid Wagner. John was from Ohio and worked in construction there at the time; Catherine, from Northern Ireland, was working in the Philippines as a nurse.

The family later settled on a farm in Ohio, where Elizabeth grew up picking raspberries “from dawn to dusk,” her son William Reed said in a phone interview.

“She learned how to work really hard,” he added. “I remember her saying how much she loved school, partly because it wasn’t doing farm work.”

At the end of one summer, he said, she used some of her earnings to buy a book about wildflowers in Ohio — “her first purchase was a scientific book.”

She would go on to cultivate wildflowers in her backyard as an adult, volunteer at a wildflower arboretum in Minnesota and write about botany in scientific articles and in educational materials for children. Reed’s daughter, Catherine Reed, told Martín that her mother “loved nature, especially plants, and, wanted to be a scientist from a very early age.”

In 1933, Reed earned her bachelor’s degree at Ohio State University, where she also earned a master’s in 1934 and a Ph.D. in plant physiology in 1936. She put herself through school with a scholarship and by washing dishes and working in the cafeteria. In 1939 and 1940, she published her first two papers, one about the effects of insecticides on bean plants and the other about how various types of dusts affect the rate of water loss in yellow coleus plants by night and day.

In 1940, she married a fellow scientist, James Otis Beasley, and had a son, John, with him just after James left to fight in World War II in 1942. When her husband was killed in the war the next year, she supported herself and her son by teaching at five different universities. “The first part of her life,” William Reed said, “was sheer determination.”

She began working with the geneticist Sheldon C. Reed, whom she married in 1946, and together they helped found the field of Drosophila population genetics, which uses fruit flies as a simple and economical method of studying genetics in a laboratory while offering important insights into similar species.

Soon after, the couple moved to Minnesota, where Sheldon was hired as the director of the Dight Institute of Human Genetics at the University of Minnesota in Minneapolis. Elizabeth was denied a job at the university, which cited rules against nepotism.

The Reeds went on to write a book about intellectual disabilities that analyzed data from 80,000 people and their families; the study, they said, was “one of the largest genetic investigations so far completed.”

They found that disabilities could be caused by genetic or environmental factors and could therefore be heritable. They also proposed — to controversy that still exists today — that such disabilities were preventable through education of the general public and voluntary sterilization or birth control of potential parents with low I.Q.s.

Though Elizabeth’s name was listed first as author, a letter of acknowledgment calling the couple’s work “truly magnificent” referred to them as “Dr. and Mrs. Reed.”

Reed was quite aware that her husband was receiving more credit, her son William said, but she never let it embitter her. In 1950, however, she published a paper on sexism in the sciences based on her study of 70 women working in the field. It found that marriage and childbirth decreased their productivity and sometimes even dissuaded them from continuing their careers. It led her to mentor women in the field through the advocacy group Graduate Women in Science.

“She was a scientist before it was popular for women to become scientists,” Nancy Segal, a psychologist at California State University known for her study of twins, said in an interview, “and she was a great role model for so many of us women postdocs at the time.”

In writing “American Women in Science Before the Civil War,”Reed corresponded with archivists and scoured card catalogs, journals and proceedings of associations and societies. In addition to recognizing Eunice Foote’s work almost two decades before other scientists did, the book included biographies of, among others, the astronomer Maria Mitchell; Ellen Smith Tupper, who was known as the “Queen Bee of Iowa” for her study of that insect; and the entomologist Mary Townsend.

Reed wrote that it was a testimony to the strengths of these women that they pursued science despite the fact that they were “often denied entry to colleges and unable to attain professional status.”

Reed also supported teaching children about science so that they would have the tools to solve what she called the “current crises of exploding populations and deteriorating environments.” She published papers about teaching proper scientific methods in schools and created curriculums with the University of Minnesota.

“Classrooms always house some living organisms,” she wrote, tongue-in-cheek, in the Journal of the Minnesota Academy of Science in 1969. “In many, unfortunately, all are of a single species, Homo sapiens. The population consists of many immature species (children) and a few adults, usually female (teachers). This makes for a certain homogeneity, but it can be alleviated by introduction of other living species, animal or plant.”

The fact that Reed was, like so many of her predecessors, lost to history is indicative of the pervasive sexism of her era. But women today continue to face hurdles in entering scientific fields. A report from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology this year found that “the underrepresentation of women in the science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) fields continues to persist,” with women making up only 28 percent of the STEM work force.

Like Reed, her daughter, Catherine, was a scientist, having earned a Ph.D. in ecology, but she ultimately became so disillusioned that she held a ceremonial burning of her degree and instead turned to artwork and championing her mother’s legacy. She published her mother’s book on American women in science on her website in about 2010. She died in 2021 at 73.

Elizabeth Wagner Reed died at 83 on July 14, 1996, most likely of cancer. She recognized her symptoms, but, knowing what the treatments would be like and, to her mind, the probable outcome, she never sought a diagnosis. (Sheldon Reed died in 2003.)

William Reed said there was no joy like taking a walk with his mother, who could describe every plant and animal they passed. She and Sheldon were avid bird-watchers (and occasional polka dancers), and the family spent many vacations at Lake Itasca, Minn., relaxing under old-growth Norway Pines.

Reed’s favorite flower was the showy lady’s slipper, the state flower of Minnesota, an orchid notoriously difficult to cultivate, like the careers of many of the women she wrote about. Its Latin name is Cypripedium reginae, with reginae meaning queen.

#Elizabeth Wagner Reed #Women in science #American Women in Science Before the Civil War #Books for women #Eunice Newton Foote #Margaret Rossiter #Matilda Effect #Matilda Joslyn Gage #Woman as Inventor #Marta Velasco Martín #Graduate Women in Science #Maria Mitchell #Ellen Smith Tupper #Mary Townsend

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Opiniones sobre política española (23/5/2021)

10 años del 15M: los indignados ganaron varias partidas - Fernando Berlín

15M, el legado irreversible - Pilar Velasco

15-M y Podemos: hijos del 'régimen del 78' - Antonio Casado

Aniversario del 15-M, 10 años de nada - Javier Caraballo

Ante el inminente #Decretazo sobre copyright - Simona Levi

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Aquel 15M - Raquel Martos

Caballo regalado... ganancia de pescadores - Benito Arruñada

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Deberes, ¿sólo para la izquierda? - Javier de Lucas

Del 15-M al 'fachaleco': la década prodigiosa de Pablo Iglesias - Alberto Pérez Giménez

Dónde están diez años después Democracia Real Ya, Juventud sin Futuro y la galaxia de colectivos que llenaron Sol - Álvaro Sánchez Castrillo

Echo en falta al Rey - Miquel Giménez

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El Congreso se traslada al Europarlamento - Graciano Palomo

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Involución - Coral Bravo

Isa, Nacho o María, del 15M a las instituciones: "Las ideas de las plazas se discuten hoy en el Consejo de Ministros" - José Enrique Monrosi

Iván Redondo utiliza 'El País' para saciar su megalomanía - Rubén Arranz

Iván y los argonautas - Karina Sainz Borgo

La carga de los mamelucos - Graciano Palomo

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La cultura post 15M se convierte en un reflejo de las limitaciones del movimiento - Clara Morales

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La gran decepción - Iván Gil

La legislatura empieza ahora, y de qué manera - Pilar Velasco

La revolución de los malditos roedores - José Alejandro Vara

Las elecciones las pierden los gobiernos - Graciano Palomo

La libertad en campaña - José Luis Feito

Las primarias: una impostura democrática - Francesc de Carreras

Libertad de rebaño - Antoni Cisteró

Maridaje - Santiago Rodríguez

Mutis por el foro: El legado de diez años del 15-M - Ilya U. Topper

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Saber dejarlo - Quique Peinado

Siendo facha se vive mejor - Miguel Sánchez-Romero

Solo hay un desafío para España 2030 - Juan Manuel López Zafra

"Todas las pulsiones que reivindicaba el 15-M han mutado en un berrinche" - Javier Bocanegra

Un fantasma recorre el mundo: L@s Indignad@s (Reflexión diez años después) - Juan José Tamayo

Una legislatura agotada - César Calderón

¡Viva la Guardia Civil! - Imma Lucas

¿Volverán los indignados? Así se gestaron hace 10 años de Túnez a Wall Street - Giulio Piantadosi

¿Y si invertimos en arte? - John Plassard

Ya no son necesarios - Luis Algorri

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Community of Madrid Championship AMCFF 2016 (results)

Results of the Madrid Community Championship AMCFF 2016 pullover muscles worked, an event held on October 16 at the IES Antonio Machado, as well as the Fidel Montero Regional Open .

CHAMPIONSHIP OF THE COMMUNITY OF MADRID

Junior Fitness Bikini

1. Nerea Pons Guerrero (Free) (3)

2. Natalia Pérez Saldivar (Francisco del Yerro II) (5)

3. María Cinta Aparicio Pérez (Free) (2)

4. Tamara Jiménez Gómez (Totalactivity Team) (4)

5. Imelda Cuellar López (Free) (1)

Bikini Fitness Master

1. Lourdes Brito Laffont (US Fitness System) (7)

2. María Murillo Lorenzo (Be Strong Gym) (14)

3. María Inmaculada Moreno Peña (Barbarian Team Madrid Madrid) (13)

4. Marta Guijarro Rojas (Axs Team) (9)

5. Gheorghita Bran Visan (Totalactivity Team) (10)

6. Irene Ibañez Martin (Abraham Gym) (12)

. Patricia Benítez Forte (Edgar Morilla) (8)

. María del Mar Castillo del Pliego (DM Team) (11)

Bikini Fitness up to 158cm

1. Jessica Garcia Benavente (Barbarian Team Madrid Madrid) (19)

2. Maria del Mar Amaya Campos (Maxfitnes) (17)

3. Amparo Jorge Alonso (Francisco del Yerro II) (16)

4. Laura Escobar Mascuñano (Totalactivity Team) (15)

5. Jeniffer Johana Peña Rueda (Axs Team) (18)

Bikini Fitness up to 163cm

1. Jessica Viviana Ramírez villa (Francisco del Yerro) (25)

2. Cristina Fraile Herrera (Francisco del Yerro) (23)

3. Elia Babin Contreras (FlexNutrition) (22)

4. Cintia Manzano Jimenez (Be Strong Gym) (20)

5. Jennifer Torres Castellanos (Totalactivity Team)

Bikini Fitness up to 169cm

1. Natalia Banaru Nikolaevna (Francisco del Yerro) (27)

2. Gema María Gómez Rodríguez (Totalactivity Team) (28)

3. Barbará Martín De Lucas (Totalactivity Team) (29)

Fitness bikini plus 169cm

1. Gemma Granados Aguirre (Thor Gym) (31)

2. Diana Alves Rodriguez (Cherokee Sports) (32)

3. Marina Lorenzo Martínez (FC Manuel Manchado) (30)

Absolute Champion Bikini Fitness

Jessica Garcia Benavente (Barbarian Team Madrid Madrid) (19)

Men´s Physique Junior

1. Joel Nogal Fernández (Totalactivity Team) (35)

2. Julio Antonio López Corbacho (Free) (38)

3. Francisco Javier Puerto Mérida (Totalactivity Team) (43)

4. Salvador Reynaldo Hernández Bonilla (GTF (Global Top Fitness)) (36)

5. Erik Diez Gorrochategui (CDE Nova Alcobendas) (46)

6. David Carretero Velasco (Francisco del Yerro) (44)

. Héctor Dionisópulos Sacristán (Totalactivity Team) (37)

. Christian Andrés Brito Reinoso (Totalactivity Team) (39)

. Adrián Álvarez Muñoz (Totalactivity Team) (40)

. Angel of the Blond Lazarus (Free) (41)

. Daniel Bachura Campos (Francisco del Yerro) (42)

. Víctor Domínguez Burguillo (Free) (45)

. Tomas Lanzetti Tortorella (Free) (47)

Men´s Physique Master

1. Sergio Violero Bolaños (Maxfitnes) (52)

2. José Luis Casas Velasco (Francisco del Yerro) (59)

3. Sergio Velasco González (Free) (60)

4. Israel Rodríguez Martínez (Totalactivity Team) (57)

5. José Luis Rivas Rodero (Francisco del Yerro) (53)

6. Félix Carrión Jimeno (Free) (62)

. Dimas Jesús Calle González González (Attitude) (48)

. Juan Antonio Martínez García (Attitude) (49)

. Jean Marc Hurni Hurni (Ironshop Madrid) (50)

. David Gascueña García (Totalactivity Team) (51)

. Veselinov Ganchev Hook (Free) (54)

. Sebastian Jajuga (Essential Gym PSN Team) (55)

. Rafael Jiménez Jiménez (Life Sport Center) (56)

. Miguel Ángel Sanz Sánchez (Totalactivity Team) (58)

. Javier Gómez Francisco (Opera Gym) (61)

Men´s Physique up to 170cm

1. Santiago Hernando Cercadillo (Totalactivity Team) (70)

2. Yonder Javier Machado Padrón (Free) (66)

3. Frank Castellón Coneo (Totalactivity Team) (63)

4. Pablo Patarro Hernández (Attitude) (73)

5. Francisco José del Río Barbao (Free) (67)

6. Javier Domínguez Fernández (Totalactivity Team) (64)

. Miguel Ángel Rodríguez Carrasco (Free) (68)

. Diego Marcelo Suárez Palaguachi (Totalactivity Team) (71)

. Rafael Fernández Moreno (Alkida) (72)

. Adrian Aguiar González (Totalactivity Team) (74)

Men´s Physique up to 178cm

1. Cristian Ledesma Ruiz (Life Sport Center) (78)

2. Iliyan Olegov Ivanov (Totalactivity Team) (76)

3. José Javier López Ortega (Francisco del Yerro) (83)

4. Happy Edodo Ogieva (Life Sport Center) (77)

5. Iván Bustos García (Totalactivity Team) (84)

6. Javier Torrijos Mediavilla (Free) (86)

. Manuel de la Morena Blasco (Free) (75)

. Angel Castellote Espinosa (Life Sport Center) (79)

. Ricardo Arenas Asenjo (Totalactivity Team) (80)

. Ernesto Garcia-Monteavaro Cobo (Francisco del Yerro) (81)

. Javier Ortiz Barquilla (Free) (82)

. Ruben Donoso Sanchez (Free) (85)

. Alberto Martin Barbero (Barbarian Team Madrid Madrid) (87)

. Saulo Jorgge Mora (Totalactivity Team) (88)

. David Ramírez Villa (Francisco del Yerro) (89)

. Miguel Catalin Pisica Pisica (Attitude) (90)

Men´s Physique more 178cm

1. Alberto González Gómez (Free) (102)

2. Pablo Gutiérrez Arroyo (Totalactivity Team) (97)

3. José Olmedo Moreno (Free) (101)

4. Carlos García-Soldado Martos (US Fitness System) (99)

5. Terrense Ricardo Paul Vansluytman (Free) (103)

6. Alberto Gil Burgos (Totalactivity Team) (96)

. Manuel Moratinos Saro (Free) (91)

. Carlos Andrade Mancebo (Totalactivity Team) (92)

. David Meis Martín (Life Sport Center) (93)

. José Alberto Gómez Bello (Free) (94)

. David Morales Llopis (Totalactivity Team) (95)

. Fermín Díaz Rodríguez (Francisco del Yerro II) (98)

. Daniel Sánchez Oliva (Francisco del Yerro II) (100)

Absolute Champion Men´s Physique

Cristian Ledesma Ruiz (Life Sport Center) (78)

Men´s Short

1. David Ezequiel Pitton (Barbarian Team Madrid) (115)

2. José María Mete Bueriberi (Francisco del Yerro II) (111)

3. Arturo Mengotti López-Ballesteros (CDE Nova Alcobendas) (108)

4. José Manuel Gil Fernández (Francisco del Yerro) (109)

5. Joaquin Alterachs Sebe (Francisco del Yerro II) (110)

6. Ibán Sánchez Redondo (Barbarian Team Madrid Madrid)

. Ángel Luis Moreno De Federico (107)

. Juan Carlos Castillo Algueda (Francisco del Yerro) (112)

. Christian Alberto Bautista Apunte (Francisco del Yerro II) (114)

Bodyfitness Master

1. Nuria Sanchez Martinez (Totalactivity Team) (116)

2. Laura Fernández de Frutos (Nufitness Center) (117)

3. Claudia María Arias Castro (Cherokee Sports) (118)

Bodyfitness up to 163cm

1. Verónica Gutiérrez Redondo (Maxfitnes) (123)

2. Mauri Karina Ramírez Pérez (Maxfitnes) (120)

3. Isabel Mendiola Torrón (Lata Team) (122)

4. Carol Modestita Arevillca Mendoza (Abraham Gym) (121)

5. Carmen María Rejón Ruiz (Francisco del Yerro) (119)

Bodyfitness over 163cm

1. María del Rocío Hernández Gómez (Cherokee Sports) (124)

2. Marina Navas Campaign (Free) (129)

3. Elena Cordero Carvajal (Axs Team) (127)

4. Silvia Tambo Arizcuren (CDE Nova Alcobendas) (125)

5. Esther Bueno Barranquero (Francisco del Yerro) (130)

6. Eva Garcia Martinez (US Fitness System) (126)

. Marión Belisario Serrano (Francisco del Yerro II) (128)

Absolute Bodyfitness Champion

Nuria Sanchez Martinez (Totalactivity Team) (116)

Women´s Physique

1. María Vegas Fernández (Free) (134)

2. Cristina Teigell Zapatero (FC Manuel Manchado) (133)

Classic Bodybuilding Junior

1. Abel García Vaillo (Be Strong Gym) (142)

2. Cristian Fernández Gómez (Alkida) (144)

3. Nahuel Ibañez Caruana (Free) (143)

Classic Bodybuilding Master

1. Eduardo Francisco Redruello Bollo (Lata Team) (141)

2. Miguel Angel Sánchez Escobar (Francisco del Yerro) (140)

3. Roberto Rujas Cimarra (Francisco del Yerro) (137)

4. Miguel Angel Gonzalo Gamero (Yunfit Sport) (136)

5. Jorge Ros Gonzalez (Cherokee Sports) (139)

6. Ignacio González Ruiz (CDE Nova Alcobendas) (135)

. Juan Pedro Cano Morlon (FC Manuel Manchado) (149)

Classic Bodybuilding up to 175cm

1. Héctor García González (Totalactivity Team) (146)

2. David García Sánchez (Francisco del Yerro II) (145)

3. Miguel Pichel Garcia (Yunfit Sport) (150)

4. Javier de Haro Chacón (Francisco del Yerro II) (147)

5. Oscar Alberto Martín Fernández (Free) (138)

6. Omali Daniel Reyes Bobilla (Francisco del Yerro II) (148)

. Carlos Arenas García (Alkida) (151)

. Alberto Esteban Perea (Free) (152)

Classic Bodybuilding up to 180cm

1. Alejandro Esteban Serrano (FlexNutrition) (156)

2. José Luis Lobo Bravo (Lata Team) (158)

3. Raúl Polished Lion Polished Lion (Alkida) (154)

4. Alejandro Martín Ortiz (Totalactivity Team) (155)

5. David Vigo Merino (Maxfitnes) (165)

6. José Ruiz De Nicolás (Lata Team) (157)

. Mario Morales Hurtado (Free) (153)

Classic Bodybuilding more 180cm

1. Víctor Muñoz Teixidó (Barbarian Team Madrid Madrid) (160)

2. Francisco Güeto Pulido (Barbarian Team Madrid Madrid) (161)

3. José Luis Fernández Jaime (Francisco del Yerro) (162)

4. Antonio Gómez Gómez (Free) (164)

5. Angel Fernandez-Mazarambroz Rodríguez-Izdo (CDE Strength and Health) (163)

6. Manuel Iñiguez Conde (Maxfitnes) (159)

Absolute Champion Classic Bodybuilding

Víctor Muñoz Teixidó (Barbarian Team Madrid Madrid) (160)

Junior Bodybuilding

1. Carlos García Oquendo (Cherokee Sports) (171)

2. David López Arribas (Essential Gym PSN Team) (168)

3. Daniel Domínguez Arcas (Free) (169)

4. Carlos Lozano Sánchez (Alkida) (170)

Bodybuilding up to 75kg

1. Julián Prieto Santana (Barbarian Team Madrid Madrid) (178)

2. David Gonzalez Caballero (Free) (173)

3. Ildefonso Barragan Romero (Lata Team) (174)

4. Alexander Christian Weigl Weigl (FlexNutrition) (172)

5. Jose Luis Legazpi Sanchez (Cherokee Sports) (172)

6. Jorge Navarro Bastante (US Fitness System) (179)

. David Sánchez Pintado (FC Manuel Manchado) (176)

. Álvaro Solanilla Araujo (Lata Team) (177)

Bodybuilding up to 85kg

1. Mario Alonso Carnicero (Francisco del Yerro) (186)

2. Antonio Pérez García (Barbarian Team Madrid Madrid) (181)

3. Freddy Villarroel Morin (Free) (182)

4. Carlos Laborda Flores (Free) (180)

5. José Luis Álvaro Guerra (Edgar Morilla) (187)

6. Francisco Navarro Hernández (Free) (185)

. Jesús Pérez Cuesta (Francisco del Yerro II) (183)

. Fran Bohabonay Meha (Alkida) (184)

Bodybuilding plus 85kg

1. Sorin Sandor (Francisco del Yerro) (192)

2. Álvaro Ordoñez González (Maxfitnes) (188)

3. José María Fernández Madrigal (Francisco del Yerro) (193)

4. Mauricio Ruiz Palomo (Attitude) (190)

5. Francisco Moreno García Abadillo (CDE Nova Alcobendas) (191)

6. José Manuel Huete Álvarez (Thor Gym) (189)

. Javier Sánchez De Teresa (Edgar Morilla) (194)

Absolute Bodybuilding Champion

Mario Alonso Carnicero (Francisco del Yerro) (186)

OPEL FIDEL MONTERO

Bikini Fitness

1. Jessica Garcia Benavente (Barbarian Team Madrid Madrid) (19)

2. Jennifer Gómez (Free) (35)

3. Jessica Viviana Ramírez villa (Francisco del Yerro) (25)

4. Nerea Pons Guerrero (Free) (3)

5. Merxe Sanmartín Mogort (Francisco del Yerro) (36)

6. Lourdes Brito Laffont (US Fitness System) (7)

. Natalia Banaru Nikolaevna (Francisco del Yerro) (27)

. Gemma Granados Aguirre (Thor Gym) (31)

. Virginia Sánchez-Oro (CDE Nova Alcobendas) (37)

Men´s Physique

1. Cristian Ledesma Ruiz (Life Sport Center) (78)

2. Aitor Rodríguez Fernández (Axs Team) (34)

3. Joel Nogal Fernández (Totalactivity Team) (35)

4. Alberto González Gómez (Free) (102)

5. Santiago Hernando Cercadillo (Totalactivity Team) (70)

6. Sergio Violero Bolaños (Maxfitnes) (52)

Men´s Short

1. David Ezequiel Pitton (Barbarian Team Madrid) (115)

2. José María Mete Bueriberi (Francisco del Yerro II) (111)

3. Arturo Mengotti López-Ballesteros (CDE Nova Alcobendas) (108)

4. José Manuel Gil Fernández (Francisco del Yerro) (109)

5. Joaquin Alterachs Sebe (Francisco del Yerro II) (110)

6. Ibán Sánchez Redondo (Barbarian Team Madrid Madrid)

. Ángel Luis Moreno De Federico (107)

. Juan Carlos Castillo Algueda (Francisco del Yerro) (112)

. Christian Alberto Bautista Apunte (Francisco del Yerro II) (114)

Bodyfitness

1. Nuria Sanchez Martinez (Totalactivity Team) (116)

2. Immaculate Pelegrin Hernandez (Francisco del Yerro) (38)

3. Purification López Garcinuño (Thor Gym) (39)

4. Verónica Gutiérrez Redondo (Maxfitnes) (123)

5. María del Rocío Hernández Gómez (Cherokee Sports) (124)

Women´s Physique

1. María Vegas Fernández (Free) (134)

2. Cristina Teigell Zapatero (FC Manuel Manchado) (133)

Classic Bodybuilding

1. Juan Fernando Castrejón Gómez (Francisco del Yerro II) (40)

2. Víctor Muñoz Teixidó (Barbarian Team Madrid Madrid) (160)

3. Borja Serna Sierra (Francisco del Yerro) (42)

4. Agustín De Marcos Muñoz (DM Team) (43)

5. Ivan Marcos Sánchez (Lata Team) (41)

6. Eduardo Francisco Redruello Bollo (Lata Team) (141)

. Abel García Vaillo (Be Strong Gym) (142)

. Héctor García González (Totalactivity Team) (146)

. Alejandro Esteban Serrano (FlexNutrition) (156)

Body-building

1. Mario Alonso Carnicero (Francisco del Yerro) (186)

2. Sorin Sandor (Francisco del Yerro) (192)

3. Luis García Martínez (Francisco del Yerro) (45)

4. Carlos García Oquendo (Cherokee Sports) (171)

5. Julián Prieto Santana (Barbarian Team Madrid Madrid) (178)

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