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Scientific American, Vol. 28, No. 15 (April 1873) (1873)

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ervous fiber, held together byconnective tissue, and has its origin in that part of the braincalled the medulla oblongata, which is just at the top of thespinal marrow. It passes through this, the internal audi-tory canal of the skull, and before entering the labyrinthdivides icto two branches, of… … of lime, the so called otoliths or stones of the ear, are situa-ted adjacent to the nerve threads; and, also, a bundle offilaments to one end of each semicircular canal, where be-tween the terminal nervethreads a large number of exceed-ingly fine, sharp pointed elastic bristles grow up. Waves of…

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