 | 1841 - 624 str.
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 | 1842 - 446 str.
...heretofore seemed wanting, or nearly so, in animal tissues, is then shewn to be as general in animals as in plants. Nervous tissue, muscle, minute bloodvessels,...supposed ; spirals would thus appear, in fact, to be universal as a fibrous structure. The tendency to the spiral form manifests itself very early. Of this... | |
 | 1842 - 446 str.
...wanting, or nearly so, in animal tissues, is then shewn to be as general in animals as in plants. Xervous tissue, muscle, minute bloodvessels, and the crystalline...supposed ; spirals would thus appear, in fact, to be universal as a fibrous structure. The tendency to the spiral form manifests itself very early. Of this... | |
 | Royal Society (Great Britain) - 1843 - 552 str.
...heretofore seemed wanting, or nearly so, in animal tissues, in then shown to be as general in animals as in plants. Nervous tissue, muscle, minute blood-vessels,...fibrous structure. The tendency to the spiral form manifests itself very early. Of this the most important instance is afforded by the corpuscle of the... | |
 | Royal Society (Great Britain) - 1843 - 538 str.
...heretofore seemed wanting, or nearly so, in animal tissues, is then shown to be as general in animals as in plants. Nervous tissue, muscle, minute blood-vessels,...fibrous structure. The tendency to the spiral form manifests itself very early. Of this the most important instance is afforded by the corpuscle of the... | |
 | Daniel Cooper - 1847 - 310 str.
...as general in animals as in plants. Nervous tissue, muscle, minute blood-vessels, and the crystaline lens, afford instances in proof of this. And if the...in fact, to be as universal as a fibrous structure. in its cell, resembled a ball of twine, being composed at its outer part of a coiled filament, which... | |
 | Royal Society (Great Britain) - 1842 - 422 str.
...the view above mentioned — that the larger and the smaller filaments have the same structure — be correct, it follows that spirals are much more...fact, to be as universal as a "fibrous" structure. 18. The tendency to the spiral form manifests itself very early. Of this the most important instance... | |
 | Sir William Bowman - 1892 - 354 str.
...The author enumerates a great variety of organs in which he has observed the same kind of filaments." "And if the author's view of identity in structure...fact, to be as universal as a fibrous structure." " VALENTIN had previously stated, that in plants all secondary deposits take place in spiral lines.... | |
 | 1842 - 632 str.
...heretofore seemed wanting, or nearly so, in animal tissues, is then shown to be as general in animals as in plants. Nervous tissue, muscle, minute blood-vessels,...lens, afford instances in proof of this. And if the author-s view of identity in structure between the larger and the smaller filaments be correct, it... | |
 | JOHN FORBES M.D. F.R.S. F.G.S - 1842 - 608 str.
...heretofore seemed wanting, or nearly so, in animal tissues, is then shown to be as general in animals as in plants. Nervous tissue, muscle, minute blood-vessels,...fibrous structure. The tendency to the spiral form manifests itself very early. Of this the most important instance is afforded by the corpuscle of the... | |
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The spiral form, which has heretofore seemed wanting, or nearly so, in animal tissues, is then shown to be as general in animals as in plants. Nervous tissue, muscle, minute blood-vessels, and the crystalline lens, afford instances in proof of this. And... 