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• Russia Statistics
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• Book - History of embryology in Russia 1750 - 1850
  =History of Embryology in Russia from the Middle of the Eighteenth to the Middle of the Nineteenth Century= ...mbryology (1750 - 1850) 1|The Beginning of Embryological Investigations in Russia in Lomonosov's Epoch]]
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• Book - Russian Embryology (1750 - 1850) 3
  ...m, was published in German in 1764. After this, in early 1767, he moved to Russia, at the invitation of the Petersburg Academy of Science. There he remained ...a supposition only. It is insufficiently grounded because at that time in Russia, the academicians S. Ya. Rumovsky and F. Epinus, who worked on physiologica
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• Book - Russian Embryology (1750 - 1850) 1
  ==Chapter 1 The Beginning of Embryological Investigations in Russia in Lomonosov's Epoch== ...G. Kurganov. 5 The author of the first work on the history of medicine in Russia, Professor V. M. Richter, characterized these collections by writing: 6
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• Book - Russian Embryology (1750 - 1850) 14
  ...he Petersburg Academy of Science, and from 1834 he remained permanently in Russia. ...n origin, yet it is rare to meet anyone who could have been as faithful to Russia and her interests as he was" (p. 24) .
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• Paper - Six specimens of abnormal heart (1912)
  ...616°7 (fig. 4), a rare condition in England but evidently a common one in Russia. All the specimens show an open ductus arteriosus.
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• Book - Russian Embryology (1750 - 1850) 8
  11. B. E. Raikov, OUTLINES OF THE HISTORY OF EVOLUTIONARY IDEAS IN RUSSIA BEFORE DARWIN, 1947, p. 72. ...where he was born and where he spent his youth, Wolff was acknowledged in Russia which can be fairly considered his second motherland. On Wolff's sudden and
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• Historic Embryology Textbooks
  ==1955 - Embryology in Russia==
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• Book - Russian Embryology (1750 - 1850) 9
  ==Chapter 9. The Theory of Epigenesis is in Russia at the End of the 18th Century== In the eighteenth century in Russia, an attempt was made to interfere experimentally in the process of embryoge
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• Book - Russian Embryology (1750 - 1850) 11
  .... M. Baer, who was always actively interested in the history of science in Russia, and particularly in his homeland in the Prebaltic, took pains to clarify t ...the father of the missing embryologist. He was a French emigre who was in Russia in Tsar Paul I's time, from whom, apparently, he had received the title of
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• Statistics - World Fertility
  | Russia
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• Statistics - World Infant Mortality
  | Russia
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• Book - History of embryology in Russia 1750 - 1850
  =History of Embryology in Russia from the Middle of the Eighteenth to the Middle of the Nineteenth Century= ...mbryology (1750 - 1850) 1|The Beginning of Embryological Investigations in Russia in Lomonosov's Epoch]]
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• Book - Russian Embryology (1750 - 1850) 2
  ...ated by an early historian of biology, J. Beseke, in his book published in Russia at the end of the eighteenth century. ^ Beseke noted that "the plastic powe
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• Book - Russian Embryology (1750 - 1850) 12
  ...investigations accomplished at the beginning of the nineteenth century in Russia, at Vilna University by Professor of Veterinary and Comparative Anatomy Lud
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• Embryology Statistics
  | Russia
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• Book - On the Origin of Species 9
  ...secutive. But we know, for instance, from Sir R. Murchison's great work on Russia, what wide gaps there are in that country between the superimposed formatio ...ze of Europe from the North Cape to the Mediterranean, and from Britain to Russia; and therefore equals all the geological formations which have been examine
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• Book - Contributions to Embryology Carnegie Institution No.56-6
  ...of infants is especially high in countries with a high birth-rate, such as Russia and China. This, in connection with the high sex-ratio of infantile mortali ...nt countries; according to Phelps (1910), from slightly below 10 to 27 (in Russia) per 100 living-born; i. e., the number of infants dying within the first y
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• Book - Russian Embryology (1750 - 1850) 6
  ...the latter actively pursued the representatives of progressive thought in Russia.
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• Book - Russian Embryology (1750 - 1850) 23
  ...lopment of man and different animals. Before the arrival of K. F. Wolff in Russia, the materials of these collections had been little investigated, excepting ...ponsibility for the change in Baer's scientific studies upon conditions in Russia. Not the Russian, but the Prussian conditions of his life created in him th
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• Book - Russian Embryology (1750 - 1850) 13
  ...development or embryology. This new science . . . had a special meaning to Russia. Its simultaneous achievements obviously characterize three stages in the f ...contemporary E.I. Eichwald provided the basis of paleontologic studies in Russia. Having, according to his contemporaries, an extreme modesty and a complete
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• Book - Russian Embryology (1750 - 1850) 10
  The followers of German philosophy in Russia did not represent an entirely homogenous group. Among them were people who ...nd had attended Schelling's lectures, after which, in 1805, he returned to Russia believing in Schelling's views. All his subsequent educational and scientif
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• Book - A History of Science 16
  ...ay was celebrated as a feast in Germany; and the first child vaccinated in Russia was named "Vaccinov" and educated at public expense. In six years the disco
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• Book - On the Origin of Species 3
  ...taking the place of another species under the most different climates! In Russia the small Asiatic cockroach has everywhere driven before it its great conge
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• Heredity and Sex (1913) 8
  Russia 105.4 j
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• Book - A History of Embryology 1959
  ...Particular interest attaches to L. A. Blacher’s monograph on Embryology in Russia in the 18!]: and 191/: Centun'e.r (195 5), since so much of the classical w
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• Book - Russian Embryology (1750 - 1850) 4
  ...XVIII VEKE (History of the microscope and microscopical investigations in Russia in the 18th century) , Moscow: Akademii Nauk, 1949.
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• Paper - Origin of the pulmonary vessels in the chick (1922)
  :1911. Communications of the Military Med. Acad., St. Petersburg, Russia, vol. 22. (After Bremer, 19126.)
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• Book - On the Origin of Species 10
  ...nt points of the world. In the several successive palaeozoic formations of Russia, Western Europe and North America, a similar parallelism in the forms of li
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• Book - The Pineal Organ (1940) Glossary
  Era — found in the district of Perm, East Russia. It consists of sandstone, marls, rocky salt, and magnesium limestone ; the
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• Book - Outline of Comparative Embryology 2-5
  ...which both bisexual and parthenogcnetic modes occur is found at Odessa in Russia. Vandel described the conditions in the isopod, Tr2‘chom'scus provisorius
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• Book - Sex and internal secretions (1961)
  ...with the first edition, especially with Bridges' chapter (Bridges being in Russia at the time), and in the second edition took I'esponsibility for Section A,
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• Book - Sex and internal secretions 1 (1961)
  ...with the first edition, especially with Bridges' chapter (Bridges being in Russia at the time), and in the second edition took I'esponsibility for Section A,
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• Book - Russian Embryology (1750 - 1850) 25
  M. H. Rathke. A native of Danzig, Rathke in 1829 arrived in Russia, where he was professor for six years at Dorpat University. Before that, he ...ed to the Crimea. In the following years he travelled much in the south of Russia; in particular, he led excursions in the Crimea of students of the Odessa L
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• Book - On the Origin of Species 14
  Murchison, Sir, R., on the formations of Russia; on azoic formations; on extinction
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• Paper - An Epitome of the History of Spanish Medicine (1931)
  ...gland was formed out of the Saxon heptarchies, so modern France, Italy and Russia were formed, so the Germany of 1870 was formed and so our own country was f
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• Embryology History - William Hunter
  ...owers and other natural objects on vellum was purchased for the Empress of Russia for £2,300 ; and his shells, corallines, insects, reptiles, etc., were o
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• The Works of Francis Balfour 1-10
  been published in Russia at an earlier period) contains a confirmation of the views expressed in cha
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• Anatomical Record 6 (1912)
  ...cademy of Medicine, St. Petersburg, Russia, Botkinskaja 2, St. Petersburg. Russia. ...is paper, Dr. V. Fedorow, of the Military Medical Academy, St. Petersburg, Russia, sent me a
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• Anatomical Record 14 (1918)
  Imperial Military Academy of Medif^ine. Petrograd, Russia, Botkinskaja S, Petrograd, Russia. Mellus, Edward Lindon, M.D., 12 Fuller Street, Brookline, Mass. Mercer, Wi
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• Anatomical Record 16 (1919)
  Imperial Military Academy of Medicine, Petrograd, Russia. Botkinskaja 2, Petrograd, Russia. Me.\d, Harold Tupper, B.A., ^LS., Associate Professor of Zoolog>', Tulane
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• Anatomical Record 7 (1913)
  ...and America. The form dwindles away through Siberia, Lapland, Finland and Russia into Europe, where the hyper-phylo-morph nose appears. The form also dwindl
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• Anatomical Record 10 (1915-16)
  Imperial Military Academy of Medicine, Petrograd, Russia, Botkinskaja 2, Petrograd, Russia. Mellus, Edward Lindon, M.D., 1$ Fuller Street, Brookline, Mass. Mercer, Wi
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• American Journal of Anatomy 22 (1917)
  ...ism is the most frequent. Now in the middle region of the continent and in Russia metopism occurs in about 6.5 per cent, according to Schwalbe, Ranke, Gruber
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• The Johns Hopkins Medical Journal 8 (1897)
  ...ily, and it was suggested that the young physician should accompany him to Russia. He consented and in St. Petersburg obtained a diploma to practice. For thr
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• Journal of Comparative Neurology 9 (1899)
  ...of a large proportion of the leading neurologists of Germany, Austria and Russia. The work has been well done, its completeness being indicated by the fact
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• Anatomical Record 1 (1906-08)
  Russia Sweden
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• Journal of Morphology 11 (1895)
  ...^ Freshwater forms have been found in Europe, in England, France, Germany, Russia, Switzerland, Austria, and Italy ; in Turkestan, at Taschkend ; in Africa,
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• Journal of Comparative Neurology 18 (1908)
  Russia fi. Bechterew St. Petersburg.
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• The Johns Hopkins Medical Journal 10 (1899)
  In Russia, Catherine I, wife of Peter the Great, noted for her scandalous misconduct,
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• Anatomical Record 9 (1915)
  The strop consists of a piece of Russia leather stretched over a piece of wood and secured at the ends. The strop i ...Military Academy of Medicine, Petrograd, Russia, Botkinskaja 2, Petrograd, Russia.
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• The Johns Hopkins Medical Journal 20 (1909)
  Case III. — D. B., set. 58. white, native of Russia; father died at the age of 75, but cause not known; mother died suddenly at
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