The Edinburgh Encyclopædia Conducted by David Brewster, with the Assistance of Gentlemen Eminent in Science and Literature, 1권J. and E. Parker, 1832 |
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... surface of the body . The corion is every where perforated with innumerable holes , which are called the pores of the skin . These pores appear to be arranged in the corners of certain angular parts of the surface , ( see Plate XVIII ...
... surface of the body . The corion is every where perforated with innumerable holes , which are called the pores of the skin . These pores appear to be arranged in the corners of certain angular parts of the surface , ( see Plate XVIII ...
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... surface , there is a remarkable ap- pendage , forming a hollow tube of small diameter , call- ed , from its resemblance to a worm , the vermiform ap- pendix . This small tube is composed of coats , that are very thick in proportion to ...
... surface , there is a remarkable ap- pendage , forming a hollow tube of small diameter , call- ed , from its resemblance to a worm , the vermiform ap- pendix . This small tube is composed of coats , that are very thick in proportion to ...
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... surface . These membranes occupy the central surface of two of the great cavities , viz . the chest and the belly , and they envelope the peripheral surface of several of the most important vital organs , as the brain , lungs , the ...
... surface . These membranes occupy the central surface of two of the great cavities , viz . the chest and the belly , and they envelope the peripheral surface of several of the most important vital organs , as the brain , lungs , the ...
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