Proceedings of the Royal Society of London: Containing papers of a Biological character, Volume 87

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Royal Society and sold, 1914
 

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Page viii - THE ATOLL OF FUNAFUTI, BORINGS INTO A CORAL REEF AND THE RESULTS. Price 30s. To Fellows of the Royal Society, 20s.
Page 323 - For children under twelve years, the doses of most medicines must be diminished in the proportion of the age to the age increased by 12 ; thus, at two years to 4, viz.: -^ — = 4- At 21 the full dose may be given.
Page 172 - Later, organic colloids would be formed, possessing meta-stable properties, and these would begin to show the properties possessed by living matter of balanced equilibrium, and up-and-down energy transformations following variations in environment. There can be little question that such energy changes ~as are above described occur at present, and are leading always to fresh evolutions of more complex organic substances, and so towards life, and equally is it true that they must occur on any planet...
Page 172 - Without the presence of organic material, when life was arising in the world, any continuance of life would, however, be impossible. The process of evolution of simple organic substances having once begun, as now experimentally demonstrated, substances of more and more complex organic nature would arise from these with additional uptake of energy. Later, organic colloids would be formed, possessing meta-stable properties, and these would begin to show the properties possessed by living matter of...
Page xi - Experiments on the Restoration of Paralysed Muscles by means of Nerve Anastomosis, Parts I., II., and III., 1911, 1914, 1915 ; Phil.
Page 486 - English rat hsematozoon free swimming is the rule ; changes in the shape of the body like those of the nagana organism are not observed. 2. The nagana parasites vary considerably both in size and form ; they may be long and pointed or blunt-ended and somewhat stouter ; some individuals are short and thick with a short flagellum, their protoplasm being crowded with rounded granules.
Page 232 - In this preliminary notice we desire to express our thanks to the Government Grant Committee of the Royal Society for a grant covering the cost of the material of this research.
Page 477 - Two non-giant diploid plants were crossed together reciprocally. The Ft from one of these crosses gave a perfectly normal F2, consisting of non-giant plants among which all the expected classes of offspring were represented in numbers closely approximating to expectation. The...
Page 76 - The growth and sporulation of the benign and malignant tertian malarial parasites in the culture tube and in the human host.
Page ix - KIDD, FRANKLIN. The controlling influence of carbon dioxide in the maturation, dormancy, and germination of seeds.

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