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Histological and morphological studies of the endocrine organs of xenopus laevis
Xenopus Laevis has provided, during the last ten years, the basis of a growing body of physiological enquiries initiated by Jolly's research on reflex action. Its viability in the laboratory and amenability to operative procedure in particular, make it a peculiarly suitable object for investigation...
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Division of Physiological Sciences
2020
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