 | Sir John Russell Reynolds - Medicine - 1866 - 1070 pages
...immunity, has its parallel in a fact well known to the students of the diatomacae and dermidiacae — namely, that particular species, which are known to...circumstances, reappear after the lapse of a certain time.* It is not our intention to make even brief reference to all the views that have been put forward as... | |
 | Medicine - 1870 - 588 pages
...circumstance "has its parallel in a fact well known to students of the diatomaceae and desmidiacese, viz., that particular species, which are known to exist...same spot ; while again the original species, under favorable and often unaccountable circumstances, reappear after the lapse of a certain time."1 Analogous... | |
 | 1870 - 578 pages
...circumstance " has its parallel in a fact well known to students of the diatomaceae and desmidiaceae, viz., that particular species, which are known to exist...same spot; while again the original species, under favorable and often unaccountable circumstances, reappear after the lapse of a certain time." 1 Analogous... | |
 | Sir John Russell Reynolds - Clinical medicine - 1879 - 1188 pages
...immunity, has its parallel in a tact well known to" the students of the diatomacere and dermidiacere —namely, that particular species, which are known...same spot; while, again, the original species, under favorable and often unaccountable circumstances, reappear after the lapse of a certain time.1 It is... | |
 | 1881 - 762 pages
...Medicine, "has its parallel in a fact well known to the students of the diatomaca) and dermidiacte, namely, that particular species, which are known to exist in a definite pond or pool one season, may at another season be replaced by forms never before detected in the same spot, while again the original... | |
 | United States. Congress. House - United States - 1881 - 770 pages
...Medicine, " has its parallel iu a fact well known to t ho students of the diatoinac»: and dermidiacip, namely, that particular species, which are known to exist in a definite pond or pool one season, may at another season be replaced by forms never before detected in the same, spot, while again the original... | |
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The periodical occurrence of yellow fever, with intervals of immunity, has its parallel in a fact well known to the students of the DiatomcKece and Desmidiacea, namely, that particular species which are known to exist in a definite pond or pool one season,... 