The Monthly Review, Volumen1Hurst, Robinson, 1833 |
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... animals during hybernation are all confirmatory of such a conclusion . The Doctor has shown likewise , that the air which surrounded the animal whilst in the hybernating state yielded at most but very slight signs of any absorption ...
... animals during hybernation are all confirmatory of such a conclusion . The Doctor has shown likewise , that the air which surrounded the animal whilst in the hybernating state yielded at most but very slight signs of any absorption ...
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... animal is very sensibly augmented . Now , if this reasoning were correct , it would necessarily follow that if the head of an animal were sud- denly removed , and the beat of the heart observed afterwards , that beat would be found to ...
... animal is very sensibly augmented . Now , if this reasoning were correct , it would necessarily follow that if the head of an animal were sud- denly removed , and the beat of the heart observed afterwards , that beat would be found to ...
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... animals successively , by carefully determining the functions of such organs and their relations to cach other ; and by considering them in every animal in the first place as an individual , and in the second place with reference to ...
... animals successively , by carefully determining the functions of such organs and their relations to cach other ; and by considering them in every animal in the first place as an individual , and in the second place with reference to ...
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