Lectures on the Comparative Anatomy and Physiology of the Invertebrate Animals: Delivered at the Royal College of Surgeons, in 1843 |
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... Cuvier in his Leçons d'Anatomie Comparée , and in the best modern works on Physiology . The only difference seems to be , that the series of the organs subservient to the functions of animal life are interposed , by Hunter , between ...
... Cuvier in his Leçons d'Anatomie Comparée , and in the best modern works on Physiology . The only difference seems to be , that the series of the organs subservient to the functions of animal life are interposed , by Hunter , between ...
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... Cuvier , the highest expressions of the facts ascertained in the animal organisation . I know not any thing more calculated to impress the stranger to anatomical science with the immensity of the labour that has been gone through , and ...
... Cuvier , the highest expressions of the facts ascertained in the animal organisation . I know not any thing more calculated to impress the stranger to anatomical science with the immensity of the labour that has been gone through , and ...
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... Cuvier thereupon applied himself with inde- fatigable industry to ascertain the arrangement of the nerves in the Invertebrata , and after a long series of minute and elaborate dissections , he discovered three modifications of that ...
... Cuvier thereupon applied himself with inde- fatigable industry to ascertain the arrangement of the nerves in the Invertebrata , and after a long series of minute and elaborate dissections , he discovered three modifications of that ...
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... Cuvier are negative ones . I have already observed , that there is no instance in which animals , grouped together by negative characters , have formed a natural assemblage ; nor is the sub - kingdom Radiata of Cuvier an exception to ...
... Cuvier are negative ones . I have already observed , that there is no instance in which animals , grouped together by negative characters , have formed a natural assemblage ; nor is the sub - kingdom Radiata of Cuvier an exception to ...
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... Cuvier in which the nervous system could be most unequivocally traced in a filamentary form , likewise presented an alimentary canal , suspended in a distinct abdominal cavity , and , with very few exceptions , pro- vided with a ...
... Cuvier in which the nervous system could be most unequivocally traced in a filamentary form , likewise presented an alimentary canal , suspended in a distinct abdominal cavity , and , with very few exceptions , pro- vided with a ...
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