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They may give it to cattle , whose ordinary and natural food it is ; and having thus
, as it were , converted the grass into the flesh of animals , they can devour these
animals ; and in this way , obtain a richer and more stimulating food than any ...
They may give it to cattle , whose ordinary and natural food it is ; and having thus
, as it were , converted the grass into the flesh of animals , they can devour these
animals ; and in this way , obtain a richer and more stimulating food than any ...
Página 293
... for the purpose of supplying the faults or defects of the one by the merits or
perfections of the other ; 2d . uniting the perfections of the same kind by
continuing to breed from the best and most perfect animals in the same line ,
family , or blood ...
... for the purpose of supplying the faults or defects of the one by the merits or
perfections of the other ; 2d . uniting the perfections of the same kind by
continuing to breed from the best and most perfect animals in the same line ,
family , or blood ...
Página 355
He observed the consequences resulting from the appli . cation of a freezing '
mixture to à frog and a rabbit ; and he afterward compared the difference
between them in the cases of a young and an old animal . He then makes the
following ...
He observed the consequences resulting from the appli . cation of a freezing '
mixture to à frog and a rabbit ; and he afterward compared the difference
between them in the cases of a young and an old animal . He then makes the
following ...
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