Nature, Volume 35Nature Publishing Group, 1886 |
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... pass across or near to Corea , and are finally lost sight of in their motion towards about east- north - east ; or they pass up through the Formosa Channel , recurve towards north - east , and pass along the coasts of Japan ; or they ...
... pass across or near to Corea , and are finally lost sight of in their motion towards about east- north - east ; or they pass up through the Formosa Channel , recurve towards north - east , and pass along the coasts of Japan ; or they ...
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... pass centrally never reach the spinal cord , but pass out with the connective tissue which lies in between the medullated nerve - fibres of the anterior and posterior roots , to ramify over and to supply the blood vessels of the various ...
... pass centrally never reach the spinal cord , but pass out with the connective tissue which lies in between the medullated nerve - fibres of the anterior and posterior roots , to ramify over and to supply the blood vessels of the various ...
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... pass as the internal branch into the ganglion trunci vagi ( Fig . 2 ) . Here , then , we see in the upper cervical region that the internal branch of the spinal accessory nerve is formed on the same plan as a white ramus communicans ...
... pass as the internal branch into the ganglion trunci vagi ( Fig . 2 ) . Here , then , we see in the upper cervical region that the internal branch of the spinal accessory nerve is formed on the same plan as a white ramus communicans ...
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