The British Encyclopedia: Or, Dictionary of Arts and Sciences. Comprising an Accurate and Popular View of the Present Improved State of Human Knowledge, Volume 1Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, 1809 - Natural history |
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... chyle is formed , and from which the food descends immediately into the intestines . ABORTION , in medicine , an untimely or premature birth of a foetus , otherwise called a miscarriage ; but if this happen be- fore the second month of ...
... chyle is formed , and from which the food descends immediately into the intestines . ABORTION , in medicine , an untimely or premature birth of a foetus , otherwise called a miscarriage ; but if this happen be- fore the second month of ...
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... chyle , a milky fluid , from the intes- tines , the latter lymph , a thin pellucid liquor , from the places whence they take their origin . The lymphatics also take up any fluids that are extravasated , and likewise substances rubbed on ...
... chyle , a milky fluid , from the intes- tines , the latter lymph , a thin pellucid liquor , from the places whence they take their origin . The lymphatics also take up any fluids that are extravasated , and likewise substances rubbed on ...
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... chyle , from the bowels to the blood - ves- sels . The name of Aselli , an Italian physi- çian , is rendered illustrious by the discovery of the vessels which carry the chyle from the intestines . He observed them full of a white liquor ...
... chyle , from the bowels to the blood - ves- sels . The name of Aselli , an Italian physi- çian , is rendered illustrious by the discovery of the vessels which carry the chyle from the intestines . He observed them full of a white liquor ...
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... chyle , to be conveyed into the blood by the system of absorbent.ves- sels ; and the feces pass downwards , to be conducted out of the body . Now we have got our animal , not only furnished with what is wanted for its imme- diate ...
... chyle , to be conveyed into the blood by the system of absorbent.ves- sels ; and the feces pass downwards , to be conducted out of the body . Now we have got our animal , not only furnished with what is wanted for its imme- diate ...
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... chyle . It is propelled along the canal by the muscular coat of the intestine , and the villous tunic absorbs from it the nutritious particles . It passes along every turn and winding of this long canal , continu- ally subjected to the ...
... chyle . It is propelled along the canal by the muscular coat of the intestine , and the villous tunic absorbs from it the nutritious particles . It passes along every turn and winding of this long canal , continu- ally subjected to the ...
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