Great Books of the Western World, Band 9Robert Maynard Hutchins Encyclopædia Britannica, 1952 |
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... oesophagus extends from the mouth downwards along the 507b lung , from the midriff to the big stom- ach ( or paunch ) ; and this stomach is rough in- side and semi - partitioned . And connected with it near to the entry of the oesophagus ...
... oesophagus extends from the mouth downwards along the 507b lung , from the midriff to the big stom- ach ( or paunch ) ; and this stomach is rough in- side and semi - partitioned . And connected with it near to the entry of the oesophagus ...
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... oesophagus it is somewhat narrow ; by and by it broadens out , but where it communicates with the stomach it narrows ... oesophagus widened out at the lower extremity , and in the aegocephalus and the owl the organ is slightly ...
... oesophagus it is somewhat narrow ; by and by it broadens out , but where it communicates with the stomach it narrows ... oesophagus widened out at the lower extremity , and in the aegocephalus and the owl the organ is slightly ...
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... oesophagus is of a flesh - like character , and yet admits of extension like a sinew . This latter property is given to it , that it may stretch when food is introduced ; while the flesh - like charac- ter is intended to make it soft ...
... oesophagus is of a flesh - like character , and yet admits of extension like a sinew . This latter property is given to it , that it may stretch when food is introduced ; while the flesh - like charac- ter is intended to make it soft ...
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HISTORY OF ANIMALS Historia animalium translated | 7 |
lated by William Ogle p | 161 |
by A S L Farquharson p | 233 |
Urheberrecht | |
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