The Medical digest : being a means of ready reference to the principal contributions to medical science during the last thirty years.

  • Neale, Richard, 1827-1900.
Date:
1877
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    LONGEVITY-OLD AGE {cont.)— 782; i/75, p. 311. Thorns, facts and fictions, T. 2/73, p. 50. Cases, T. 2/61, p. 672; 1/75, p. 543; M. K. 1/62, p. 356. Ilussian, _2Et. 145, L. 2/57, p. 259. Kegistrar- , General's Eeport, L. 2/73, p. 347. Mt. Ill, 2/74, p. 248. Duncan Gibb, Autopsy of Tring Centenarian etc., 1/75, p. 159. Of Pkofessional Men (565:1 and 565:5). Jews (5:1). 3. ANIMALS-NATURAL HISTOET— 1. Numbers of on Globe, L. 2/48, p. 464. Mivart's Lessons from Nature, M. R. 2/76, p. 418. Rolleston, Forms of Animal Life, L. 1/70, p. 875; M. E. 1/71, p. 1. Value of Study of Natural History, Eev. M. E. 1/60, p. 368. Wallace, Geograph. distribution, L. 2/76, p. 537. Distinction between Plants, Minerals, and Animals, Huxley, T. 1/56, p. 429. Identity of, with Plants (311:5). Identity of colouring matter of, with Chlorophyll (313:1). Classes, Huxley Diagr., T. 1/56, p. 432 ; 1/63, p. 259. 2. Species, (4:2), Darwin on variation of, in Animals and Plants Transmu- tation, Metamorphosis of Form, ^j. 1/68, pp. 501, 622; M. E. 1/60, p. 380 ; T. 2/68, pp. 539, 564, 592 ; M. E. 2/68, p. 143. Owen, T. 1/51, p. 663. Owen, etc., on Origin, etc., T. 1/69, p. 34 ; T. 2/72, p. 352. Uses of, in relation to Industry of Man, Lankester, T. 2/60, p. 485. Breed of, how it affects Physiological Exper., Bernard, T. 1/60, p. 109. Facts connected with. Ogle, M. E. 1/72, p. 520. Warm Blooded, reduced to state of Cold Blooded, Bernard, T. 1/61, p. 381; operation for. Physiology of Mind (1361:4) in Lower Animals, Lindsay, T. 2/71, p. 169. Cod Liver Oil, to fatten (499:3). Cholera IN (916:4). Sugar IN Blood (331:1). Comparative Anatomy (478:1). Al- binos (37:3). EixGWORM on (22:5). OEGANIC KINGDOM— S. Eelation of Veget. and Animal to Inorganic Kingdom, Savory, L. 1/61, pp. 553, 579. Pettigrew, L. 2/73, pp. 691, 756. Bastian on Lowest Organisms, M. E. 1/72, p. 448. Vide Bacteria (586:4). Microscopic Organisms in Health and Disease (318:5), M. E. 2/75, p. 348. Okganic Matter, Test of, Beale, T. 2/68, p. 524. Lowest Form, Amoeba, ibid. OEGANIC KINGDOM {cont.)— Morphology (18:2), Vide quoque Darwin, etc., on Species (3:2). Artificial Production of Organic Forms, Eainey Diagr., T. 1/08, pp. 7, 33,61. Fikrine(16:1). Cells (18:4). Cellular Tissue (19:2). Epithelium (20:5). MAN— 4. Number in World (4:2), Deaths, etc., per day, L. 1/63, p. 709; 1/67, p. 303. Number killed, blood shed, flesh hacked since creation, T. 2/60, p. 366. Effects of, in impoverishing soil (312:5). Progress, Walshe, glance at human pro- gress, T. 2/58. p. 389. Pettigrew, Man in his Physical, Anatom., and Physiolog. aspects, L. 1/76, pp. 4, 41. Beddoe, Stature and Bulk of in British Isles, L. 2/70, p. 160. Fossil Eemains and Antiquity (4:3), Vide (1676:3), Facts showing he has existed longer than supposed, M. E. 1/60, p. 376; T. 2/61, p. 252. Huxley, T. 1/62, pp. 159, 670; 2/63, p. 426 ; L. 1/62, p. 165. Good, Eev., M. E. 1/64, p. 60. The Fossil Man of Abbeville, conclusions, T. 1/63, pp. 537, 567; 2/63, p. 255; T. 2/70, p. 165. The Fossil Man of Mentone, Bennett Diagr., etc., etc., T. 2/72, p. 818. The Guadaloupe Skull, Moultrie, L. 2/37, p. 55. The Neanderthal Skull, 5. Ed., T. 2/64, p. 492; M. E. 1/74, p. 114. Darwin on Descent, etc., (4:2) L. 2/70, p. 721; 1/71, p. 481. Degeneracy of Present Generation (4:2), Stewart, T. 2/71, p. 529. Cosmopolitan Powers, Boudin, M. E. 2/58, p. 98. Beauty of, Symonds on Principles of, T. 2/57, p. 356. Laycock, on Geometrical Beauty (18:2), M. E. 2/55, p. 177. Geometricallv formed Heads, Diagr., T. 1/62, p. 205. Gould, on Laws of, T. 2/69, p. 251. Tailed Men (1708:4), L. 2/54, p. 381; Couret, L. 2/49, p. 518. Meadows, cases, T. 1/63, p. 46. Irishmen with, M. E., 2/73, p. 213. EuMiNATioN IN Cases (533:5), L. 2/40, pp. 671, 786; 1/45, p. 265; 1/70, p. 71; 1/76, p. 591; T. 2/75, p. 405 ; L. 1/76, p. 624. 6. Uterus in (1109:5). Fcetus in (1536:1). Ossified Man (101:2). Amphibian Man (504:3). Skeleton vel Osteology, Homologies of, Owen, M. E. 2/58, p. 400. Element, form of, Artificial formation of, Eainey, M. E., 2/57, p. 451. Good, Eev., of Osteology, M. E. 1/61, p. 130. Flowers,'T. 1/72, p. 39. Wagstaffe's