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... efferent secretory fibres proper . Sensibility is probably essential to all perfect vital action , but the execution of all peripheral functions , as will be asserted again , is in the sphere of the motor division of the nervous system ...
... efferent secretory fibres proper . Sensibility is probably essential to all perfect vital action , but the execution of all peripheral functions , as will be asserted again , is in the sphere of the motor division of the nervous system ...
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... efferent or motor rather than to the afferent or sensory group . Sensation , on the other hand , being a central ... efferent end ; afferent and efferent in this sense being used relatively to the fusiform ganglion , not to the. THE ...
... efferent or motor rather than to the afferent or sensory group . Sensation , on the other hand , being a central ... efferent end ; afferent and efferent in this sense being used relatively to the fusiform ganglion , not to the. THE ...
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... efferent ( Figs . 10 , 11 , and 12 ) . Or , again , a cell or group of cells may lie trunk ; ( b ) ditto ; ( c ) ditto ; ( d ) crescent of ganglion cells . tance from the nerve trunk , and send axis - cylinder processes into the latter ...
... efferent ( Figs . 10 , 11 , and 12 ) . Or , again , a cell or group of cells may lie trunk ; ( b ) ditto ; ( c ) ditto ; ( d ) crescent of ganglion cells . tance from the nerve trunk , and send axis - cylinder processes into the latter ...
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... efferent ganglia in a given stretch of peripheral nerve tissue is probably the same in kind , there does not appear to be any insuperable reason why a chain of relay structures should not be 1 Op . cit . , S. 868 and 869 . in touch with ...
... efferent ganglia in a given stretch of peripheral nerve tissue is probably the same in kind , there does not appear to be any insuperable reason why a chain of relay structures should not be 1 Op . cit . , S. 868 and 869 . in touch with ...
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... efferent and motor , for a double function in a single cell cannot at present be regarded as possible . This cell has very frequently been repro- duced . I have recently had an opportunity , through the kindness of Dr. Beale , of ...
... efferent and motor , for a double function in a single cell cannot at present be regarded as possible . This cell has very frequently been repro- duced . I have recently had an opportunity , through the kindness of Dr. Beale , of ...
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