Biology / by Charles Letourneau ; translated by William Maccall.

  • Maccall William, 1812-1888.
Date:
1878
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Credit: Biology / by Charles Letourneau ; translated by William Maccall. Source: Wellcome Collection.

Provider: This material has been provided by the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh. The original may be consulted at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh.

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    Fibres, sensitive, S80 • (Properties of the), 394 Fibrine of the blood, 64 Fibro-cell, muscular, 351 Fishes (Circulation of the), 197 Respiration of the), 229 (Taste in), 409 (Organ of hearing in), 416 — Auditory nerves of), 416 Flora (Clock of), 343 Force (Meaning of the word), 457 inseparable from substance, 457 Forces, physical in Biology, 443 Forces (Are modes of movement), 340 Forces, of tension, 461 Forces, living, 461 G. Ganglions, cerebroidal of the inver- tebrates, 365, 369 Ganglions, nervous, of the inver- tetoates (Their functions), 431 Ganglions, lymphatic, 389 Gastric (Juice), 182 Gastric (Digestion), 180 Gastrula of Haeckel, 381 Generation, 801 Generation in the two organic king- doms, 309 Generation (Proceeds like growth), 309 Generation, by division, 309 ovular, 310 ■ vegetal, 315 animal, 320 fissi])ary, 320 by conjugation, 322 Generation, cellular (Theory of), 274 Generation (Presages often death), 294 Generation, spontaneous, 301, 308 Genesis, spontaneous, of the ana- tomical elements, 48 Genesis (Theory of), 274 Geophagy, 176 Gemiination, cellular, 276 Glands, of the digestive apparatus, 167 Glands of excretion, 256 of secretion, 256 with excretory conduits, 258 closed, 258 Globules, red, of the blood, 65 ■ white, of the blood, 71 Globules (Proportion of the), 72 • metamorphosed into i ed globules, 226, 288 Globules, red, of the blood (Their origin), 288 Glomerules of Malpighi, 268 Glycogen, 130 Growth (Or), 273 Growth (General conditions of), 291 Growth (Processes of), 273 Growth in the animal kingdom, 285 Growth in the vegetal kingdom, 276 Growth, persistent of the aquatic animals, 293 Growth, vegetal, during florescence, 281 Growth, vegetal, diurnal, 280 Growth, nocturnal, 279 H. H.SMATIA, 67 (Function of the), 69, 70 Heat (Itsinfluence on vegetal growth), 279 Heat (Its influence on the life of plants), 119 Heat (Its action on animal life), 152, 153 Heat (Can coagulate the blood), 447 Heat, organic, 513 Heat (Results from nutrition), 455 Heats, of combustion, 459 of combustion of the aliments, 463 Heart (Of the), 202 (Activity of the), 204 (Influence of the nervous sys- tem on the), 205 Herbivora compared with carnivora, 143, 174 Herbivora (Digestive tube of the), 174