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... animal and animal , we can perceive certain shades of difference which prevent , even those species which most nearly approach each other , from being confounded . In those plants , whose organization is the most simple , we can ...
... animal and animal , we can perceive certain shades of difference which prevent , even those species which most nearly approach each other , from being confounded . In those plants , whose organization is the most simple , we can ...
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... animal body are reduced to gelatin , either simple or fibrous , and the medullary part of the nerves . However this may be , the state of the muscles always coincides with that of other structures , evidently of cellular tissue ; so ...
... animal body are reduced to gelatin , either simple or fibrous , and the medullary part of the nerves . However this may be , the state of the muscles always coincides with that of other structures , evidently of cellular tissue ; so ...
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... animal to another , gelatin becomes more and more animalized , as in passing through the several organs of one animal its assimilation to certain humours and its various transformations become more entire and perfect . We may imagine ...
... animal to another , gelatin becomes more and more animalized , as in passing through the several organs of one animal its assimilation to certain humours and its various transformations become more entire and perfect . We may imagine ...
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