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... cells does the hair have ? With ingenuity and no equipment more expensive than a magnifying glass , one can answer this question with- out ever setting eyes on the cells . The trick is to take ad- vantage of a phenomenon called ...
... cells does the hair have ? With ingenuity and no equipment more expensive than a magnifying glass , one can answer this question with- out ever setting eyes on the cells . The trick is to take ad- vantage of a phenomenon called ...
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... cell in the little cells where matter is so fine it merges ask me where i am and what i have been drinking exclamation point don marquis , the lives and times of archy and mehitabel Chapter 7 LTHOUGH all the animals that live on land A ...
... cell in the little cells where matter is so fine it merges ask me where i am and what i have been drinking exclamation point don marquis , the lives and times of archy and mehitabel Chapter 7 LTHOUGH all the animals that live on land A ...
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... cell in the body separates the cell sap on the inside from the various watery fluids surrounding the cell . Most living membranes are leaky dikes . They are rid- Idled with holes so small as to be invisible even under the microscope but ...
... cell in the body separates the cell sap on the inside from the various watery fluids surrounding the cell . Most living membranes are leaky dikes . They are rid- Idled with holes so small as to be invisible even under the microscope but ...
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