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A Curious Physiological Phenomenon

Nature volume 108, page 529 (1921)Cite this article

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AT a recent meeting of biologists at Strasbourg Messrs. A. Schwartz and P. Meyer directed attention to the curious physiological phenomenon which is shown by the following experiment:—

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DANNATT, F. A Curious Physiological Phenomenon. Nature 108, 529 (1921). https://doi.org/10.1038/108529a0

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