An edition of Contributions to experimental physiology, showing that the ligation of the trachea, the divisions of the spinal chord in the cervical and dorsal regions ... do not prevent intelligence, sensation, and motions which are accurate in design, perfect in execution, being simultaneous and altogether, voluntary in all parts of the body, even though connected only by the muscles (1852)

Contributions to experimental physiology, showing that the ligation of the trachea, the divisions of the spinal chord in the cervical and dorsal regions ... do not prevent intelligence, sensation, and motions which are accurate in design, perfect in execution, being simultaneous and altogether, voluntary in all parts of the body, even though connected only by the muscles

also experiments on the roots of the spinal cord, &c., &c.

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An edition of Contributions to experimental physiology, showing that the ligation of the trachea, the divisions of the spinal chord in the cervical and dorsal regions ... do not prevent intelligence, sensation, and motions which are accurate in design, perfect in execution, being simultaneous and altogether, voluntary in all parts of the body, even though connected only by the muscles (1852)

Contributions to experimental physiology, showing that the ligation of the trachea, the divisions of the spinal chord in the cervical and dorsal regions ... do not prevent intelligence, sensation, and motions which are accurate in design, perfect in execution, being simultaneous and altogether, voluntary in all parts of the body, even though connected only by the muscles

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Printed by J. Cohn
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Cover of: Contributions to experimental physiology, showing that the ligation of the trachea, the divisions of the spinal chord in the cervical and dorsal regions ... do not prevent intelligence, sensation, and motions which are accurate in design, perfect in execution, being simultaneous and altogether, voluntary in all parts of the body, even though connected only by the muscles
Contributions to experimental physiology, showing that the ligation of the trachea, the divisions of the spinal chord in the cervical and dorsal regions ... do not prevent intelligence, sensation, and motions which are accurate in design, perfect in execution, being simultaneous and altogether, voluntary in all parts of the body, even though connected only by the muscles: also experiments on the roots of the spinal cord, &c., &c.
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612.8
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QP359 .D6

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[3]-19 p.
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