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SEVERAL subjects of great practical importance were discussed at the Physiological Section of the British Association; so much was this the case that the section proved to be the resort of larger audiences than formerly, and before the end of the week the building placed at the disposal of Section I was all too small for its purpose.
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BARCROFT, J. Physiology at the British Association . Nature 74, 479–481 (1906). https://doi.org/10.1038/074479a0
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