A Course of lectures on physiologyJ. Campbell, 1875 - 531 pages |
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... simply mechanical or non - globular ( fibres , vessels , etc. ) ; whilst these apparatus present to us always the same essential aspect , and whilst , for example , a fibre taken all by itself can often offer no characteristic features ...
... simply mechanical or non - globular ( fibres , vessels , etc. ) ; whilst these apparatus present to us always the same essential aspect , and whilst , for example , a fibre taken all by itself can often offer no characteristic features ...
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... simply by a process of mental reasoning , and re- sulting in the establishment of unsound and unavailable doctrines . The cell theory has no such objection . A cell can be seen under a microscope , and its special properties studied and ...
... simply by a process of mental reasoning , and re- sulting in the establishment of unsound and unavailable doctrines . The cell theory has no such objection . A cell can be seen under a microscope , and its special properties studied and ...
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... simply to note the fact that the globules are chemically very rich , which would naturally lead us to infer what part these bodies , so complex in com- position , would perform in the great work of metamor- phoses . Electro - motor ...
... simply to note the fact that the globules are chemically very rich , which would naturally lead us to infer what part these bodies , so complex in com- position , would perform in the great work of metamor- phoses . Electro - motor ...
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... simply endowed with the property of changing their shape ; as , for instance , certain globules of the skin of the batrachians , under the influence only of light as an excitant , change from a spherical into a stellate and even a ...
... simply endowed with the property of changing their shape ; as , for instance , certain globules of the skin of the batrachians , under the influence only of light as an excitant , change from a spherical into a stellate and even a ...
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... simply the corpse of the globule , a simple physical imbibition , and the regenerated globular form is only a form ; there is no longer life . Yet , most frequently , the globule be- comes infiltrated with fat , or other matters upon ...
... simply the corpse of the globule , a simple physical imbibition , and the regenerated globular form is only a form ; there is no longer life . Yet , most frequently , the globule be- comes infiltrated with fat , or other matters upon ...
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absorption albumen albuminoid animal appears arteries auricle becomes Bernard bile bladder blastoderm blood globule body called canal capillaries carbonic acid cause cavity cells centre centripetal cerebellum cerebral chorda tympani circulation coats cone connective tissue contains contraction corpuscles crystalline lens deglutition digestion dilatation elastic elements epidermis epithelial epithelium especially excitation experiments external extremity fact fatty fibrine fluid functions ganglion gastric juice glands globular globules glomerulus glottis heart heat influence instance intestinal irritation larynx latter layer liver lung lymphatic means mechanism membrane ments motor movements mucous muscles muscular fibres nerve globules nutrition observed organs orifice ovum oxygen papillæ pathological peripheral phenomena phenomenon phonation physiology plasmatic pneumo-gastric portion posterior pressure produced properties pulmonary quantity red globules reflex actions respiration respiratory retina saliva Schiff secretion sensation sensibility skin spinal cord stomach substance surface takes place tion tube urine vascular vaso-motor veins venous ventricle vesicle vessels
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