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The connection between physiology and intellectual philosophy (1846)

Barlow, John, 1798 or 9-1869 · London : William Pickering · leaf 55

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irs of swellings of different magnitudes,known, when there are two pairs, as in themammiferous tribes, by the name of quadrige-*minal tubercles, from the first of which theoptic nerves appear to arise; that the olfactorynerve is the only one which evidently does notarise from the spinal cord or its… … \

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