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... seen in horizontal section ( original ) 509 156. Diagram of the relations of the several parts of the Encephalon , as seen in vertical section ( original ) 519 157. Capillary network at margin of Lips ; after Berres 534 158 ...
... seen in horizontal section ( original ) 509 156. Diagram of the relations of the several parts of the Encephalon , as seen in vertical section ( original ) 519 157. Capillary network at margin of Lips ; after Berres 534 158 ...
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... seen from above ( 2 869 ) . Fig . 6. The same , as seen from below . Fig . 7. Interior of the same , as displayed by a vertical section . The following references are common to the three preceding , and to the succeeding figures . a , a ...
... seen from above ( 2 869 ) . Fig . 6. The same , as seen from below . Fig . 7. Interior of the same , as displayed by a vertical section . The following references are common to the three preceding , and to the succeeding figures . a , a ...
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... seen from below . Fig . 10. The same , as displayed by a vertical section . Fig . 11. Brain of the Common Goose , as seen from above ( 3 872 ) . Fig . 12. The same , as seen from below . Fig . 13. The same , as displayed by a vertical ...
... seen from below . Fig . 10. The same , as displayed by a vertical section . Fig . 11. Brain of the Common Goose , as seen from above ( 3 872 ) . Fig . 12. The same , as seen from below . Fig . 13. The same , as displayed by a vertical ...
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... seen without a microscope of high power . * This molecule appears , in its earliest condition , to be a simple homogeneous particle , of spherical form ; but it gradually increases in size ; and a distinction becomes apparent between ...
... seen without a microscope of high power . * This molecule appears , in its earliest condition , to be a simple homogeneous particle , of spherical form ; but it gradually increases in size ; and a distinction becomes apparent between ...
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... seen an instance in the movements pro- duced by muscular contraction and by ciliary vibration . The production of heat by certain Plants and by warm - blooded Animals , is another oppo- site exemplification of the same principle . But ...
... seen an instance in the movements pro- duced by muscular contraction and by ciliary vibration . The production of heat by certain Plants and by warm - blooded Animals , is another oppo- site exemplification of the same principle . But ...
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