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Salvation by science (Natural salvation) : immortal life on the earth from the growth of knowledge and the development of the human brain (1913)

Stephens, C. A. (Charles Asbury), 1844-1931 · Norway Lake, Me. : The Laboratory · leaf 200

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mmatic one of pyramidal cells fromthe cortex cerebri, which follows it, can the amazing networkswhich the branches and filaments form, be fully depicted, since HUMAN PERSONALITY 59 as seen on slides, after microtome section, the filaments areoften broken, or cut asunder. The Purkinje cells, so… … A A BODIES OP LARGE CEREBELLAR CELLS. BB PROTOPLASMIC BRANCHES AND FILAMENTS. CC AXIS CYLINDER PROCESSES. millimeter in the outer strattmi of the foliated cerebellar surface,and are nourished from a rich capillary plexus. They are sup-ported, that is to say, held up otherwise than by their…

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