The Southern Review, Том 1A. E. Miller., 1828 |
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... brain , and is there felt or perceived : for , 1. A nerve being compressed , tied or cut , loses the property of exciting sensations : that is , the impression made by an exter- nal object on the nerve so treated , is not transmitted ...
... brain , and is there felt or perceived : for , 1. A nerve being compressed , tied or cut , loses the property of exciting sensations : that is , the impression made by an exter- nal object on the nerve so treated , is not transmitted ...
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... brain alone . If voluntary motion existed in the limb that executes it , this motion would exist also when the brain was destroyed : nor could it be excited by stimulating the brain , or rendered impossible to be executed when the brain ...
... brain alone . If voluntary motion existed in the limb that executes it , this motion would exist also when the brain was destroyed : nor could it be excited by stimulating the brain , or rendered impossible to be executed when the brain ...
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... brain of a pullet is less perfect than that of a parroquet . In reaching the mammalia , whose brains are more compli ... brain , throughout every known class of animals , and do not follow the proportion or perfection of any other part ...
... brain of a pullet is less perfect than that of a parroquet . In reaching the mammalia , whose brains are more compli ... brain , throughout every known class of animals , and do not follow the proportion or perfection of any other part ...
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