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Scientific American, Vol. 31, No. 2 (1874) (1874)

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ogen with a small admixture of mold even, cannot take place in air sufficiently charge! blooded, having diffueed nervous systems, as articulates or of carbonic acid. mollusks, thus affected, but even the vegetables do not es- with carbonic acid to be mortal to warm-blooded animals. 5. From this… … by the determina. row. ea Ry When the pressure OLANADETS 3 tion of inter organ- ic oxidations, which is at about seven at- mospheres, the re- may be opposed by employing deoxy- sults are not so grave. infusoria, and the mucedine, which cause certain fermenta A paralysis of the posterior portions…

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