Monthly Review; Or New Literary JournalR. Griffiths., 1804 |
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... Horse . These subjects he treats at very great length , about one half of the whole work being appropriated to them : but , as he informs us that his anatomi- cal observations have been deduced from actual dissection , they be regarded ...
... Horse . These subjects he treats at very great length , about one half of the whole work being appropriated to them : but , as he informs us that his anatomi- cal observations have been deduced from actual dissection , they be regarded ...
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... horse after this period : but they are ad- mitted by the author to be very uncertain . There are a few peculiarities in the structure of the horse , which we shall briefly notice . Like many other animals , he has a membrana nictitans ...
... horse after this period : but they are ad- mitted by the author to be very uncertain . There are a few peculiarities in the structure of the horse , which we shall briefly notice . Like many other animals , he has a membrana nictitans ...
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... horse , destined to answer the part of a second stomach . The food , or more properly the macerated mass of the small in- testines , mixed with the biliary and pancreatic juices , here undergoes some farther change ; and the cæcum has ...
... horse , destined to answer the part of a second stomach . The food , or more properly the macerated mass of the small in- testines , mixed with the biliary and pancreatic juices , here undergoes some farther change ; and the cæcum has ...
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