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An account of the dissection of a human embryo of about the fourth week of gestation
with some observations on the early development of the human heart
Farre, Arthur, 1811-1887
Anno: 1852
| Farre, Arthur, 1811-1887 |
| An account of the dissection of a human embryo of about the fourth week of gestation : with some observations on the early development of the human heart / by Arthur Farre ; read March 19, 1850 |
| In: Transactions of the Microscopical society of London Vol. 3 (1852), p. 65-73 |
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On certain phenomena observed in the genus Nitella
as illustrative of the peculiar structure recently discovered by Mr. Bowerbank, in a fossil wood from the London clay
Farre, Arthur, 1811-1887
Anno: 1844
| Farre, Arthur, 1811-1887 |
| On certain phenomena observed in the genus Nitella : as illustrative of the peculiar structure recently discovered by Mr. Bowerbank, in a fossil wood from the London clay / by Arthur Farre ; read November 25, 1840 |
| In: Transactions of the Microscopical society of London Vol. 1 (1844), p. 19-22 |
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| Farre, Arthur, 1811-1887 |
| On the minute anatomy of the larva of Anthomyia canicularis, Meigen / by Arthur Farre ; read April 28, 1841 |
| In: Transactions of the Microscopical society of London Vol. 1 (1844), p. 51-57 |
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On the minute structure of certain substances expelled from the human intestine
having the ordinary appearance of shreds of lymph, but consisting entirely of filaments of a confervoid type, probably belonging to the genus Oscillatoria
Farre, Arthur, 1811-1887
Anno: 1844
| Farre, Arthur, 1811-1887 |
| On the minute structure of certain substances expelled from the human intestine : having the ordinary appearance of shreds of lymph, but consisting entirely of filaments of a confervoid type, probably belonging to the genus Oscillatoria / by Arthur Farre ; read June 23, 1842 |
| In: Transactions of the Microscopical society of London Vol. 1 (1844), p. 92-98 |