The Science of Life: Or Animal and Vegetable Biology (1880) - Tapa dura

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Physiology, yI tgives a general outline of the origin, structure, j$ typical forms, and functions of living things, so as vto serve as an introduction to the examination of iT the objects themselves. Although a text-book must of necessity be a rv compilation of facts, yet many years of practical experience with the microscope have enabled the writer to describe many things with the confidence of personal observation. Some of the illustrations are original, others have been selected from Dr. Carpenter sworks on Physiology and theM icroscope, T. R. Jones on Zoology, Lindley sB otany, Mac Ginley sI ntroduction to Biology, and other standard works.
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