An American Text-book of Physiology, Volume 1William Henry Howell Saunders, 1900 - 1042 pages Bouve collection. |
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Page 17
... fall into two great groups , animals and plants , and corre- sponding to this there is a natural separation of physiology into two sciences , one dealing with the phenomena of animal life , the other with plant life . In what follows in ...
... fall into two great groups , animals and plants , and corre- sponding to this there is a natural separation of physiology into two sciences , one dealing with the phenomena of animal life , the other with plant life . In what follows in ...
Page 23
... falling to pieces with the formation of simpler and more stable bodies such as water , carbon dioxide and urea , the act of dissociation giving rise to a liberation of energy . " The intra - molecular heat ( movement ) of the cell is ...
... falling to pieces with the formation of simpler and more stable bodies such as water , carbon dioxide and urea , the act of dissociation giving rise to a liberation of energy . " The intra - molecular heat ( movement ) of the cell is ...
Page 34
... falls slowly during the day and rises gradually during the night , and that it varies greatly in individuals , “ so much so that a specific gravity which is normal for one may be a sign of dis- ease in another . " The specific gravity ...
... falls slowly during the day and rises gradually during the night , and that it varies greatly in individuals , “ so much so that a specific gravity which is normal for one may be a sign of dis- ease in another . " The specific gravity ...
Page 40
... falls upon this prism through the tube ( A ) to the left , known as the " collimator tube . " A slit at the end of ... fall upon the prism The ( P ) with its rays parallel . In. from the blood of a squirrel . 40 AN AMERICAN TEXT - BOOK ...
... falls upon this prism through the tube ( A ) to the left , known as the " collimator tube . " A slit at the end of ... fall upon the prism The ( P ) with its rays parallel . In. from the blood of a squirrel . 40 AN AMERICAN TEXT - BOOK ...
Page 73
... fall of arterial pressure . The substances belonging to this class comprise such things as pep- tone , egg - albumin , extracts of liver and intestine , and especially extracts of the muscles of crabs , crayfish , mussels , and leeches ...
... fall of arterial pressure . The substances belonging to this class comprise such things as pep- tone , egg - albumin , extracts of liver and intestine , and especially extracts of the muscles of crabs , crayfish , mussels , and leeches ...
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