Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 378
different in composition from the outsidepart; it is blacker in the figure; this is calledthe nucleus. There is no such nucleus in thered corpuscles of your blood; but when youwere very much smaller than you are nowsome of your corpuscles were also nucleated,and would have looked somewhat like… … FIG. 2. FROG S RED BLOOD. (Magnified 400 diameters.) their own account; they do not have to hurryon with the blood current; they can cling tothe blood vessels while the red ones run by;they can even leave the blood vessels andtravel through the body; they do not carryoxygen like the red ones, but…
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