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gent is electricity.^These muscles, acting involun-tarily, must have some incen-tive to act. The electricity derived from breathing probably fiir-nishes this stimulant. Will certainly does not. Then what does ?Electricity both generates the main propulsive force which circulatesthe blood, and also… … No. 109.—ISTKEIOR OF THE BlOHT AURICLB AHl Ventriclb. 1. Right ventricle. 2. Tricuspid valve. 3. Chordae tendinese. 4. Pulmonary artery, 5. Aorta. 6. Descending vena cava. 7. Right auricle. 8. Orifice of the ascending vena eava, 9. Vena cava ascendens. 10. Valvula Eustachii. 11. Orifice of the…
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