XXXIX . An account of worms in animal bodies. In a letter to Tho. Birch, D. D . Secr. R. S. from Frank Nicholls, M. D. Med. Reg. and F. R. S
Sir, Among the primary causes of destruction to animal bodies, it seems probable, that worms are more frequently concern’d than is generally imagined. I have often observed worms in different parts of the body, which, I should think, could not exist without great disturbance to the oeconomy, and per...
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| Published in: | Philosophical transactions (Royal Society (Great Britain) : 1683) 1755-12, Vol.49, p.246-248 |
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| Summary: | Sir, Among the primary causes of destruction to animal bodies, it seems probable, that worms are more frequently concern’d than is generally imagined. I have often observed worms in different parts of the body, which, I should think, could not exist without great disturbance to the oeconomy, and perhaps at last must be fatal to the animal. |
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| ISSN: | 0260-7085 0261-0523 0260-7085 2053-9223 |