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Dalton, John Call, Prize essay on the corpus luteum of menstruation and pregnancy, 1851. Philadelphia: T.K. and P.G. Collins.
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- Corpus Luteum 1851: Part 1 - Corpus Luteum of Menstruation | Part 2 - Corpus Luteum of Pregnancy | Part 3 - Observations on Animals | Plates
