The National Quarterly Review, المجلد 22Pudney & Russell, 1870 |
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الصفحة 152
... animal growth to be characterized by a different and more advanced type , by supposing that in the animal cell the actions of absorption and formation take place simultaneously at all points of the surface , so as to produce globular ...
... animal growth to be characterized by a different and more advanced type , by supposing that in the animal cell the actions of absorption and formation take place simultaneously at all points of the surface , so as to produce globular ...
الصفحة 153
... animal , retains its globularity , even where the head is decid- edly linear . In the vegetable we perceive the superior product , the fruit , strongly simulating this globular tendency of the animal , while the less essential portions ...
... animal , retains its globularity , even where the head is decid- edly linear . In the vegetable we perceive the superior product , the fruit , strongly simulating this globular tendency of the animal , while the less essential portions ...
الصفحة 154
... animal resemblance , besides that of form , in its power of absorbing oxygen and excreting carbonic acid , an action at variance with the normal action of the tree , and similar to that of animals . While the fruit thus displays animal ...
... animal resemblance , besides that of form , in its power of absorbing oxygen and excreting carbonic acid , an action at variance with the normal action of the tree , and similar to that of animals . While the fruit thus displays animal ...
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