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Fowler, O. S. (Orson Squire), 1809-1887 · [S.l. : s.n.] · leaf 395
ic pr«9surepushes that portion of the airnearest to the moutL ^nd noseinto the lungs. The dia-phragm inflates the lower, which is by far the larger portion of th«lungs; while their upper part is worked by muscles between the ribs,called intercostal, the contraction of which life the ribs,… … o, Stin Right, and L, left hemispherec of the lungs. Heart, being between them, but most on theleft side. Diaphragm, or midrifif, below, and separa-ting thom from L, the liver. The gaul-bladder. Stomach. /,,,/, Intestinofl. RESPIRATION, ITS LAWS, ORGANS, AND laOMOTICN. 375 lower portion. Yet these…
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