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10 BÜCHER, DIE MIT «THEROID» IM ZUSAMMENHANG STEHEN
Entdecke den Gebrauch von
theroid in der folgenden bibliographischen Auswahl. Bücher, die mit
theroid im Zusammenhang stehen und kurze Auszüge derselben, um seinen Gebrauch in der Literatur kontextbezogen darzustellen.
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Studies from the Otho S.A. Sprague Memorial Institute: ...
Gram-negative diph theroid bacillus Gram-positive diph theroid bacillus Gram-
positive diph theroid bacillus Mic. tetragenus . . . . . .. Colonlike baciiius.. . . . Gram
-negative diph theroid bacillus Anaerobic gram-negative co5us None .
Otho S.A. Sprague Memorial Institute, Chicago,
1916
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The Journal of Mental Science
That there are idiots and imbeciles of this kind is certain, so that I formerly
distinguished them by the term theroid — Grip, a brute animal, the root of the
German t hier, and of our deer.* These theroid idiots are most illustrative when
there is a ...
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Bulletin of the Johns Hopkins Hospital
... information is afiorded as to these various points, and the reader can learn the
ratio of apparently mild cases and the number and results of the diph- ' theroid
cases. Although only those statistics which are based upon the thorough ...
Finally, the fact that the animal mind of the theroid idiot is accompanied by
appropriate animal peculiarities of body points to a much closer natural
connection between mind and body than any that the special creation theory
admits of. After this ...
Theroid animals. — The termination ihcrium (Gr. therion, a beast) is adopted in
geology to designate certain classes of fossil mammalia, whose structure and
habits have not yet been fully established by anatomists. The individual animals
are ...
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Proceedings and Address of the ... Annual Session
For among the thousands of idiots thtt have fallen under the eye of observers
more or less scientific, the authenticated cases of theroid idiocy can be counted
on one's fingers. this case and the one cited by Dr. Browne, the. WILBUR—
INSTINCT ...
American Association on Mental Deficiency,
1877
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Proceedings and Addresses of the ... Annual Session
*Several anomalous cases are cited by Dr. Maudsley,to which he applies the
term “ theroid,” so much like brutes are they in habits and action. But these are
rare monstrositios, and not types of classes of idiots at all. For among the
thousands of ...
American Association on Mental Deficiency,
1877
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Body and Mind: An Inquiry Into Their Connection and Mutual ...
There is a class of idiots which may justly be designated theroid, so like brutes
are the members of it. The old stories of so-called wild men, such as Peter the
wild boy, and the young savage of Aveyron, who ran wild in the woods and lived
on ...
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The Journal of Heredity
These individuals are often described or spoken of in a popular way as pin-
headed, anthropoid, simian, theroid, pithecoid, atavistic, foxy, apish, mimics etc.
When we come to apply these various descriptive terms to individual cases we
are at ...
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On idiocy and imbecility
This is what Dr. Laycock called a theroid or wild beast idiot. Some imbecile
children, without being so markedly theroid as this, are incorrigibly mischievous,
and often show a surprising amount of cunning in carrying out what they design.
William Wotherspoon Ireland,
1877