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THE proceedings of the Section of Physiology were characterised by two features: the first was that a large number of foreigners attended the meetings of the section, and the second was that a whole day was devoted to subjects bearing on psychology.
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ROAF, H. Physiology at the British Association. . Nature 90, 395–397 (1912). https://doi.org/10.1038/090395b0
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