First to give additional examples of dynamic morphology in order to familiarize the reader further with this way of working and perceiving, building upon the phenomenological approach as presented in an earlier chapter, where it was termed dynamic perception; Second to give the reader an experience of the kinds of insights which can be gained by looking for polarity in human and natural phenome...

and to renal clearance; the binding of agents to proteins; microbial resistance; defense mechanisms of the host and the nature of the lesions in relation to chemotherapy; chemoprophylaxis of meningococcal, bacillary dysentery and streptococcal infections; chemotherapy in malaria and in rickettsial and viral diseases; transcutaneous anti-biotic treatment; and experimental and clinical evaluation...

zoologists, especially in the context of vertebrate evolution. Embryological information on these animals is now also needed in the field of evolutionary developmentaT biology {Evo-Devo), as it is expected to provide hints about the origin of vertebrate traits, whether the hagfishes are an inor outgroup of vertebrates,This review summarizes the importance of hagtish embryology from a phylogenet...

ANATOMICAL STUDIES ON THE MOTION OF THE HEART AND BLOOD. By William Harvey, M.D. With an English Translation and Annotations by Chauncey D. Leake. Charies C. Thomas, Springfield, Ill. and Baltimore, Md. I928. According to the postscript of the author this is the third translation into English of Harvey's work on the circulation of the blood. The first was in I653; the second was that of Robert ...

validity to all older obcervations of high or low blood iodine. The situation is even more hopeless when the attempts to separate blood iodine into organic aiid inorganic fractions are considered. Separation of fractions by methods of doubtful chemical validity have been combined with inaccurate methods for the determination of iodine. Until all these observations dealing with fractions of the ...