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... external impressions . 3. Reflex action . Sensations and consciousness . 4. Subjective sensations . 5. The muscular sense . 6. The higher senses . 7. General plan of a sensory organ : essential and accessory parts . 8. TOUCH . Papilla ...
... external impressions . 3. Reflex action . Sensations and consciousness . 4. Subjective sensations . 5. The muscular sense . 6. The higher senses . 7. General plan of a sensory organ : essential and accessory parts . 8. TOUCH . Papilla ...
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... external meatus , tympanum , and Eustachian tube . 21. The auditory ossicles . 22. The muscles of the tympanum . 23. The concha . 24. Nature of sound . membrane . Vibrations of the tympanic 25-27 . Transmission of the vibrations of the ...
... external meatus , tympanum , and Eustachian tube . 21. The auditory ossicles . 22. The muscles of the tympanum . 23. The concha . 24. Nature of sound . membrane . Vibrations of the tympanic 25-27 . Transmission of the vibrations of the ...
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... external air , oxygen is passing from the air through the lungs into the blood , and is carried , as we shall see , by the blood to all parts of the body . We have seen ( p . 5 ) that the waste which leaves the body contains more oxygen ...
... external air , oxygen is passing from the air through the lungs into the blood , and is carried , as we shall see , by the blood to all parts of the body . We have seen ( p . 5 ) that the waste which leaves the body contains more oxygen ...
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... external world ; but makes us aware of the need of food , enables us to discriminate nutritious from innutritious matters , and to exert the muscular actions needful for seizing , killing , and cooking ; guides the hand to the mouth ...
... external world ; but makes us aware of the need of food , enables us to discriminate nutritious from innutritious matters , and to exert the muscular actions needful for seizing , killing , and cooking ; guides the hand to the mouth ...
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... external air ( see Fig . 40 ) . One of these is formed by the nasal passages , which cannot be closed by any muscular apparatus of their own ; the other is presented by the mouth , which can be shut or opened at will . Immediately ...
... external air ( see Fig . 40 ) . One of these is formed by the nasal passages , which cannot be closed by any muscular apparatus of their own ; the other is presented by the mouth , which can be shut or opened at will . Immediately ...
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