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An essay on the vital and other involuntary motions of animals

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L'anthropologie médicale, de l'Age classique aux Lumières
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ark:/13685/38069
Titre
An essay on the vital and other involuntary motions of animals
Créateur
Whytt, Robert
Date
1751
Éditeur
Edinburgh : Hamilton
Siècle
XVIIIe siècle
Format
Nombre de vues : 400
Cote du document
38069
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Licence Ouverte
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0003 - Page sans numérotation - To the right Honourable James Earl of Morton0003 - Page sans numérotation - To the right Honourable James Earl of Morton
0005 - Page v - Advertisement0005 - Page v - Advertisement
0009 - Page 1 - Introduction0009 - Page 1 - Introduction
0013 - Page 5 - Sect I. Principles and facts necessary to be premissed0013 - Page 5 - Sect I. Principles and facts necessary to be premissed
0034 - Page 26 - Sect II. An examination of the opinions of some of the most considerable authors concerning the motion of the heart0034 - Page 26 - Sect II. An examination of the opinions of some of the most considerable authors concerning the motion of the heart
0047 - Page 39 - Sect III. Of the systole of the heart0047 - Page 39 - Sect III. Of the systole of the heart
0074 - Page 66 - Sect IV. Of the relaxation and diastole of the heart0074 - Page 66 - Sect IV. Of the relaxation and diastole of the heart
0090 - Page 82 - Sect V. Of the motions of the alimentary canal, and bladder of urine0090 - Page 82 - Sect V. Of the motions of the alimentary canal, and bladder of urine
0102 - Page 94 - Sect VI. Of the motions of the blood-vessels and several others of the spontaneous kind0102 - Page 94 - Sect VI. Of the motions of the blood-vessels and several others of the spontaneous kind
0115 - Page 107 - Sect VII. Of the motions of the pupil and muscles of the internal ear0115 - Page 107 - Sect VII. Of the motions of the pupil and muscles of the internal ear
0154 - Page 146 - Of the motions of the muscles of the internal ear0154 - Page 146 - Of the motions of the muscles of the internal ear
0158 - Page 150 - Sect VIII. Of the alternate motions of respiration0158 - Page 150 - Sect VIII. Of the alternate motions of respiration
0214 - Page 206 - Sect IX. Of the beginning of respiration in animals0214 - Page 206 - Sect IX. Of the beginning of respiration in animals
0230 - Page 222 - A solution of Harvey's Problem0230 - Page 222 - A solution of Harvey's Problem
0237 - Page 229 - Sect X. Of the reason why the muscles fo animals are excited into contraction by the application of a stimulus0237 - Page 229 - Sect X. Of the reason why the muscles fo animals are excited into contraction by the application of a stimulus
0274 - Page 266 - Sect XI. Of the share which the mind has in producing the vital and other involuntary motions of animals0274 - Page 266 - Sect XI. Of the share which the mind has in producing the vital and other involuntary motions of animals
0334 - Page 326 - Sect XII. Of the reason why the vital motions continue in sleep0334 - Page 326 - Sect XII. Of the reason why the vital motions continue in sleep
0352 - Page 344 - Sect XIII. Concerning the motions observed in the muscles of animals after death or their separation from the body0352 - Page 344 - Sect XIII. Concerning the motions observed in the muscles of animals after death or their separation from the body
0398 - Page 390 - Conclusion0398 - Page 390 - Conclusion