The work of the physiological station at Paris
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Annual report of the Board of Regents of the Smithsonian Institution (…) to july, 1894, pp. 391-412
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Fig. 1. Simultaneous tracings showing the pressure of the blood and the arterial pulsations under the action of digitaline / Fig. 2. Tracing showing the diminution in the volume of a finger
Successive photographs of a person walking, done by a chronophotography upon a movable film
Fig. 1. Arrangement used to determine by chronophotography the movement of a lower jaw / Fig. 2. Successive positions of a lower jaw / Fig. 3. Movements of the lower jaw during mastication / Fig. 4. The lower jaw drawn backward
Fig. 1. Arrangement used to determine the trajectory made by the lateral movement of the ribs / Fig. 2 (idem) of the different parts of the anterior surface of the thorax / Fig. 3. Type of respiration in a woman without a corset
Fig. 1. Attitudes and successive positions of the right hind leg of a horse during a step in walking / Fig. 2. Attitudes and successive positions of the right hind leg of a dog during a step in walking
Dog walking, 36 photographs taken during a single step
Photograph of a galloping horse enlarged to 5 diameters
Fig. 3. Attitudes and successive positions of the right hing leg of a sheep during a step in walking