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Scientific American, Vol. 72, No. 8 (1895) (1895)

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ably of Activity of Animals, ley being adapted to be locked to the axle by a simple a cylindrical glass casing held within the marginal Thus far the animals experimented on have been form of clutch moved bya shifting lever. A coiled flanges of the base and cap plate. In the central tube rats, mice… … The illustration represents an entirely new departure richer the diet in proteid, the greater normally at a little distance above the track, but the the activity. Fat has the opposite effect, reducing the in the method of heating water for the bath, the brush may be readily moved down into contact…

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