In the earlier half of the 18th century the term " evolution " was introduced into biological writings in order to denote the mode in which some of the most eminent physiologists of that time conceived that the generation of living things took place; in opposition to the hypothesis advocated, in the preceding century, by W. [Please select]
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The second kind of sophistication to which the world of common sense has been subjected is derived from the psychologists and physiologists. [Please select]
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Other physiologists attribute the result to the close attachment and freely intercommunicating blood-vessels between the modified embryo and mother. [Please select]
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I do not know how physiologists look at such facts as the foregoing. [Please select]
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[916] Various physiologists have insisted on this distinction between growth and development. [Please select]
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Physiologists and psychologists agree that the influences affecting the child begin before birth. [Please select]
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Physiologists know as much about morality as ministers of the gospel. [Please select]
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The physiologists, at all events, are familiar with such a delayed and incomplete puberty in the living organism, the result of degeneration. [Please select]
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But later physiologists have assumed, perhaps from closer and more accurate observations, that the fattening propensity is in the ratio of the smallness of the lungs. [Please select]
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It is supposed by physiologists, that the exercise in gathering their food, rather than any peculiarity in its character, is necessary to convert the nitrogenized tissues into the nitrogenized principle of caseum or cheese. [Please select]
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