... successful results, — these creatures were commonly supposed to be entirely devoid of internal organization, and to be nourished by the simple process of cuticular absorption. By the application of coloured substances, which, moreover, have been... The natural history of animalcules - Page 13by Andrew Pritchard - 1834 - 196 pagesFull view - About this book
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