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Principles of comparative physiology
By
Carpenter, William Benjamin, 1813-1885
Publication Details
London, John Churchill, 1854
Year
1854
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https://doi.org/10.5962/bhl.title.50385
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Cambridge University Library
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JISC & NEH
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lines 6—12 annotation Electric organs Poison glands.
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from End Slip 2, Side 1 annotation 101 Rudimentary & not developed used as synonyms. [as well to talk of ‹a› the final s in generitive , which is rudiment of his, as prophetic of new change, as in Rudimtry organ]
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⇑lines 10—1 annotation These do not seem to me good examples
from End Slip 2, Side 1 annotation 102 Compensation,— Balancement (only terms )
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from End Slip 2, Side 1 annotation 107 Fossils approach nearer to Archetypal form & to embryos of recent forms
        p 110 Examples
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from End Slip 2, Side 1 annotation 107 Fossils approach nearer to Archetypal form & to embryos of recent forms
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from End Slip 2, Side 1 annotation 107 Fossils approach nearer to Archetypal form & to embryos of recent forms
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from End Slip 2, Side 1 annotation p. 112 «old forms» intermdiate or rathr with various characters combined, which are now separate [an admiralbe summary chiefly from Owen on this subject]
        p 117 Summary of do.
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from End Slip 2, Side 1 annotation 122 Even Carpenter believes plethoric population «(Q)» breeds less. so did Hugh Miller; must fight «(against»
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from End Slip 2, Side 1 annotation 257 On 3 Kinds of Lungs in Fishes (N.Q)
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figure 131 annotation Fish ?
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from End Slip 2, Side 1 annotation 271. same organ ,viz. heart, in 2 Classes developed at vry different rate.
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     Cases of undeveloped glands.
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     Rudiment of Bone, when so much matter of same kind excreted. / Rudiment of teeth in yong growing whale, when so much phosphate of lime wasted. / Rudiments in plants! mere cellular tissue as a rudiment of a style.
     Rudimentary instincts.
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from End Slip 2, Side 3 annotation 413, 425 «433» Glands are fd. of utmost simplicity in lower animals — Mammary, Biliary & Urinary
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from End Note annotation p. 480 Regrowth of thumb — Doubling of Germ
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from End Slip 2, Side 3 annotation 493 . Abstract of M. Thuret on sexes of Fuci .(Chapt. 3)
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from End Slip 2, Side 3 annotation 561 Synapta hermaphrodite differently from ‹most› all other Echinodermata
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from End Slip 2, Side 3 annotation 690 Secondarily automatic — mastication without will
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from End Slip 2, Side 3 annotation 730 Eye of Cephalopods (Q)
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mentioned on [only volume] End Slip 1; in dark pencil
lines 11—18 score
from End Slip 2, Side 3 annotation 734 Eye avoids sperical aberration & chromatic aberration
lines 30—36 score
lines 28—33 annotation wonderful!