The periodical maturation and extrusion of ova, independently of coitus, in mammalia and man, proved to be the primary condition to their propagation / Translated from the German by Henry Smith.

  • Bischoff, Th. Ludw. Wilh. (Theodor Ludwig Wilhelm), 1807-1882
Date:
1845
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Credit: The periodical maturation and extrusion of ova, independently of coitus, in mammalia and man, proved to be the primary condition to their propagation / Translated from the German by Henry Smith. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    THE PERIODICAL MATURATION AND EXTRUSION OF OVA INDEPENDENTLY OF COITUS, PROVED TO BE THE PRIMARY CONDITION TO THEIR PROPAGATION. ®t«ns(atEli from tjr CKrtman OF TH. L. W. BISCHOFF, M.D. & Phil. D. PROFESSOR OF MEDICINE, AND DIRECTOR OF THE PHYSIOLOGICAL INSTITUTE AT GIESSEN, ETC. BY HENRY SMITH, FELLOW OF THB ROYAL COLLEGE OF SURGEONS; AND SURGEON TO THE ROYAL GENERAL DISPENSARY. LONDON: PRINTED BY WILSON AND OGILVY, 57, SKINNER STREET. 1845.