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 of Th. L.W. Bischoff, by Henry Smith.

  • Bischoff, Theodore 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 of Th. L.W. Bischoff, by Henry Smith. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    PERIODICAL MATURATION AND EXTRUSION OF OVA, INDEPENDENTLY OF COITUS, IN MAMMALIA AND MAN, PROVED TO BE THE PRIMARY CONDITION TO THEIR PROPAGATION. Uranslatcti from tije (Kerman 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 THE ROYAL COLLEGE OF SURGEONS; AND SURGEON TO THE ROYAL GENERAL DISPENSARY. LONDON: PRINTED BY WILSON AND OGILVY, 57, SKINNER STREET.