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The Relation of Physiology to Physics and Chemistry.

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  1. FELLOW OF NEW COLLEGE AND READER IN PHYSIOLOGY IN THE UNIVERSITY OF OXFORD, PRESIDENT OF THE SECTION,

    J. S. HALDANE

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HALDANE, J. The British Association. Section I. Physiology . Nature 78, 553–564 (1908). https://doi.org/10.1038/078553a0

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