The Medico-chirurgical Review, and Journal of Practical Medicine1847 - Medicine |
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... says , " the egg of the bitch , according to my observations , acquires no white either in the oviduct or in the uterus ; this well - ascertained fact distin- guishes the ovum of this animal very remarkably from that of the rabbit ...
... says , " the egg of the bitch , according to my observations , acquires no white either in the oviduct or in the uterus ; this well - ascertained fact distin- guishes the ovum of this animal very remarkably from that of the rabbit ...
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... says , " I have stated in my work on the Development of the Rabbit , and have so depicted it , that the egg of that animal whilst in the Fallopian tube is covered with spermatozoa . I have even often seen them moving actively . " " I am ...
... says , " I have stated in my work on the Development of the Rabbit , and have so depicted it , that the egg of that animal whilst in the Fallopian tube is covered with spermatozoa . I have even often seen them moving actively . " " I am ...
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... says that physical obstacles are opposed in mammalia to the contact of the semen with ova still contained in the Graafian follicles ; that assuredly ovarian pregnancies , properly so called , do not exist ; and that , as fecundation in ...
... says that physical obstacles are opposed in mammalia to the contact of the semen with ova still contained in the Graafian follicles ; that assuredly ovarian pregnancies , properly so called , do not exist ; and that , as fecundation in ...
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... say much concurrent evidence to show that the way in which the contents of the vesicle conduce to de- velopment is by ... says " these yelk - globules are not cells , but an agglomeration of yelk- granules without an envelope ; each ...
... say much concurrent evidence to show that the way in which the contents of the vesicle conduce to de- velopment is by ... says " these yelk - globules are not cells , but an agglomeration of yelk- granules without an envelope ; each ...
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... says of this treatment , that it was generally followed in France , whilst the opinions of Pinel ( in the Nosographie Philo- sophique ) were in vogue - that it has still many proselytes in England and Italy , and especially in Germany ...
... says of this treatment , that it was generally followed in France , whilst the opinions of Pinel ( in the Nosographie Philo- sophique ) were in vogue - that it has still many proselytes in England and Italy , and especially in Germany ...
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