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Page 506
... animal againft external injury , and , during this interval , it generally confines itself to its retreat . Of the age attained by ferpents , little is known : but , judg- ing from analogy , the author fuppofes that , like oviparous ...
... animal againft external injury , and , during this interval , it generally confines itself to its retreat . Of the age attained by ferpents , little is known : but , judg- ing from analogy , the author fuppofes that , like oviparous ...
Page 549
... animal diffected alive , the blood retains a tremulous undulatory motion , after pulfa- tion has ceased . This motion , the author fays , is communi- cated to the blood by the internal furface of the heart , which is the laft part of ...
... animal diffected alive , the blood retains a tremulous undulatory motion , after pulfa- tion has ceased . This motion , the author fays , is communi- cated to the blood by the internal furface of the heart , which is the laft part of ...
Page 578
... animal received no injury , whenever he was able to escape the humidity , otherwife it fell a victim . I imagine that every fluid may have the fame effe & t , either by flopping up the ftigmata , or relaxing the members of the infect ...
... animal received no injury , whenever he was able to escape the humidity , otherwife it fell a victim . I imagine that every fluid may have the fame effe & t , either by flopping up the ftigmata , or relaxing the members of the infect ...
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