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British and Foreign Medical Review: Or Quarterly Journal of ...
The change of the colour of the skin, too, which is observed to take place in old
animals of both sexes, is shown not to be allied to virilescence. In the human
species, the phenomena of virilescence consist in the growth of hair, partly on the
...
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THE BRITISH AND FOREIGN MEDICAL REVIEW OR QUARTERLY JOURNAL ...
The change of the colour of the skin, too, which is observed to take place in old
animals of both sexes, is shown not to be allied to virilescence. In the human
species, the phenomena of virilescence consist in the growth of hair, partly on the
...
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The Edinburgh New Philosophical Journal
2. The changes take place gradually, obey the laws to which the development of
the same parts in the male is subject, and follow the same order. 3. In all the
individuals which have exhibited the phenomena of virilescence, the characters
of ...
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The Edinburgh Philosophical Journal ... Edinburgh, Constable ...
2. The changes take place gradually, obey the laws to which the development of
the same parts in the male is subject, and follow the same order. 8. In all the
individuals which have exhibited the phenomena of virilescence, the characters
of ...
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Edinburgh New Philosophical Journal
In all the individuals which have exhibited the phenomena of virilescence, the
characters of their own sex were already fully developed ; the greater number,
too, had been fruitful ; and it is only in some individuals of the human species that
the ...
Robert Jameson, Royal Society of Edinburgh, Wernerian Natural History Society, 1838
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The Edinburgh New Philosophical Journal: Exhibiting a View ...
In all the individuals which have exhibited the phenomena of virilescence, the
characters of their own sex were already fully developed ; the greater number,
too, had been fruitful ; and it is only in some individuals of the human species that
the ...
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The imperial encyclopaedic dictionary: a new and exhaustive ...
virilescence. Vlr-g5,«. [Lat. = a virgin.] Astronomy: The Virgin : (1) One of the
twelve-1 ancient zodiacal constellations. It is bounded on the north by Bootes
and Coma Berenices : on the • south by Corvus, Crater, and Hydra. Its principal-
star ...
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The Edinburgh new philosophical journal
2. The changes take place gradually, obey the lawsto which the development of
the same parts in the male is subject, and follow the same order. 3. In all the
individuals which have exhibited the phenomena of virilescence, the characters
of ...
phenomenon as teratological. The Germans have described such behavior
under the term virilescence. The pheasant seems especially disposed to this
affection, the transformation, however, being incomplete. The altered hens do not
cease ...
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The American Encyclopaedic Dictionary: A ... Work of ...
virilescence. vtr'-gd.s. [Lat.=a virgin.] Astronomy: Tho Virgin: (1) One of tho twelve
ancient zodiacal constellations. It is bounded on the north by Bootes and Coma
Berenices : on the south by Corvusj ('rater, and Hydra. Its principal star.
