Chapter

 1 II  |          in the ventricles of the larger animals, and contain all
 2 IV  |       have truly a heart, not the larger creatures only, and those
 3 VI  |         is a thin tough membrane, larger than the opening, extended
 4 VI  |          be presumed to require a larger supply of nourishment. The
 5 VI  |         arrangement in one of the larger members of the mouse family,
 6 VI  |    discover the causes why in the larger and more perfect animals
 7 VI  |            It must be because the larger and more perfect animals
 8 VII | possibility in man, oxen, and the larger animals generally, of the
 9 IX  |       member of the body, in much larger quantity than were sufficient
10 IX  |         organ into the artery - a larger quantity in every case than
11 IX  |         transfused at one time in larger, at another in smaller,
12 IX  |        equal, if not perchance in larger quantity by the veins than
13 X   |       poured into the arteries in larger quantities than it can be
14 XI  |          and the blood carried in larger quantity to the extremities,
15 XIII|           would have to pass from larger into continually smaller
16 XIII|           blood, beginning in the larger and tending towards the
17 XIII|          the lesser to end in the larger branches is favoured, or,
18 XV  |           and from these into the larger trunks by the motion of
19 XVII|      properly doubted.~In all the larger and warmer animals which
20 XVII|           to animals that are yet larger, warmer, and more perfect,
21 XVII|      consistency, these require a larger, stronger, and more fleshy
22 XVII|          perfect nutrition, and a larger supply of native heat, in