Nature, Volume 72Sir Norman Lockyer Macmillan Journals Limited, 1905 |
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... remarkable for the lability of its com- pounds . I have elsewhere indicated the probability that the active molecule of living substance consists of an enormous complex of proteids , carbohydrates , & c . , linked together by means of ...
... remarkable for the lability of its com- pounds . I have elsewhere indicated the probability that the active molecule of living substance consists of an enormous complex of proteids , carbohydrates , & c . , linked together by means of ...
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... remarkable feature , which may , however , have been common to other members of the group , is the position of the nasal aperture at the top of the skull , this being not improbably indicative of partially aquatic habits , an inference ...
... remarkable feature , which may , however , have been common to other members of the group , is the position of the nasal aperture at the top of the skull , this being not improbably indicative of partially aquatic habits , an inference ...
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... remarkable negative eature is the absence , as in Syria , of Labeo , a genus bundantly represented in the Nile , Senegal , Niger , Congo , nd Zambesi , and India , and more scantily in East and outh Africa . It is a suggestive fact ...
... remarkable negative eature is the absence , as in Syria , of Labeo , a genus bundantly represented in the Nile , Senegal , Niger , Congo , nd Zambesi , and India , and more scantily in East and outh Africa . It is a suggestive fact ...
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