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... head . There was a separate depression for the head , but it was purposely placed too far in front of the first depression . A fly was now made to lie prone in the big depression and was held there with a strip of modeling clay pressed ...
... head . There was a separate depression for the head , but it was purposely placed too far in front of the first depression . A fly was now made to lie prone in the big depression and was held there with a strip of modeling clay pressed ...
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... head . They adhere to the esophagus . Since they are the sole route of oxygen to the head , they also must be maintained intact . Gently break the adhesions and tease the air tubes to one side . Next is the heart , or actually its ...
... head . They adhere to the esophagus . Since they are the sole route of oxygen to the head , they also must be maintained intact . Gently break the adhesions and tease the air tubes to one side . Next is the heart , or actually its ...
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... head is a raisin burning in brandy . " Lewis Carroll , Through the Looking Glass Chapter 13 HE idea that the head of a fly is a raisin burning in brandy is only slightly more in- credible to many people than the idea that the head ...
... head is a raisin burning in brandy . " Lewis Carroll , Through the Looking Glass Chapter 13 HE idea that the head of a fly is a raisin burning in brandy is only slightly more in- credible to many people than the idea that the head ...
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