A Manual of medical jurisprudence and toxicologyW.B. Saunders, 1896 - 238 pages |
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... difficulty from a state of trance or catalepsy , prema- ture burial being thereby fortunately prevented . If the ... difficult to determine positively whether the heart is beating or not , or to state positively that respira- tion ...
... difficulty from a state of trance or catalepsy , prema- ture burial being thereby fortunately prevented . If the ... difficult to determine positively whether the heart is beating or not , or to state positively that respira- tion ...
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... difficult to convince himself that the blood is really circulating , and that the animal is breathing . Nevertheless , such is the case , for , toward the spring , the creature begins to show evidence of return- ing vitality . The heart ...
... difficult to convince himself that the blood is really circulating , and that the animal is breathing . Nevertheless , such is the case , for , toward the spring , the creature begins to show evidence of return- ing vitality . The heart ...
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... difficulty in determining whether a skull be a human one . The particular race , however , cannot always be indicated ... difficult , but often impossible to exactly identify the many forms of skull intermediate in character between the ...
... difficulty in determining whether a skull be a human one . The particular race , however , cannot always be indicated ... difficult , but often impossible to exactly identify the many forms of skull intermediate in character between the ...
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... difficult to deter- mine the sex that no positive opinion should be expressed . The age of a body can be approximately at least in- ferred from the development of the teeth and the extent of the ossification of the bones . It is ...
... difficult to deter- mine the sex that no positive opinion should be expressed . The age of a body can be approximately at least in- ferred from the development of the teeth and the extent of the ossification of the bones . It is ...
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... difficult , if possible , to deter- mine exactly the age from an examination of the skeleton FIG . 7 . FIG . 8 . Sternum . alone . It may be mentioned , however , that the bones of the sternum ( Fig . 7 ) are usually found ununited ...
... difficult , if possible , to deter- mine exactly the age from an examination of the skeleton FIG . 7 . FIG . 8 . Sternum . alone . It may be mentioned , however , that the bones of the sternum ( Fig . 7 ) are usually found ununited ...
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