The Journal of Comparative Medicine and Veterinary Archives, Volume 21Edward Charles Spitzka, William Henry Porter, Frank Seaver Billings, Rush Shippen Huidekoper, William Horace Hoskins, H. D. Gill W. L. Hyde & Company, 1900 - Veterinary medicine |
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... body , and limb , and every movement has a significance , and tells to the trained veterinarian the nature and condition of his patient with just as much certainty , yes , often more certainty and accuracy , than the human being tells ...
... body , and limb , and every movement has a significance , and tells to the trained veterinarian the nature and condition of his patient with just as much certainty , yes , often more certainty and accuracy , than the human being tells ...
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... body , it receives in exchange from the body the débris of its disintegration . It is the vehicle of transportation of an infinite variety of floating matter , the great mass of which is organic in character . Putrescible organic matter ...
... body , it receives in exchange from the body the débris of its disintegration . It is the vehicle of transportation of an infinite variety of floating matter , the great mass of which is organic in character . Putrescible organic matter ...
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... body . The animal dropped and laid quiet for an hour , then got up . Third day , same action . Then , in about a week or ten days , seemed well , and was driven as usual . The treatment in this case was a little difficult . Gave ...
... body . The animal dropped and laid quiet for an hour , then got up . Third day , same action . Then , in about a week or ten days , seemed well , and was driven as usual . The treatment in this case was a little difficult . Gave ...
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... grown more rapidly than our men have been properly equipped for the work to do . After treating in a general way of the construction and functions of the various parts of the animal body , the 4 AMONG NEW BOOKS AND PUBLICATIONS . 49.
... grown more rapidly than our men have been properly equipped for the work to do . After treating in a general way of the construction and functions of the various parts of the animal body , the 4 AMONG NEW BOOKS AND PUBLICATIONS . 49.
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... body , the normal characters of the organs are explained at considerable length and made clearer by numerous illustrations . The whole field of instructions to our United States inspectors is added , as well as many valuable points from ...
... body , the normal characters of the organs are explained at considerable length and made clearer by numerous illustrations . The whole field of instructions to our United States inspectors is added , as well as many valuable points from ...
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