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The Modern Ovary: Constructions, Meanings, Uses

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Dans cet article, l'auteur tente d'explorer la transition effectuee dans le domaine de la physiologie, vers la nouvelle physiologie qui, sans sous-estimer l'influence des nerfs, donnait une importance particuliere a la regulation chimique de l'organisme.

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