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Drawings, blood corpuscles during muscle development by [Martin Barry]

Reference number: PT/74/7/18

Date: 1840

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Five unpublished figures, drawn after [Theodor] Schwann, showing blood corpuscles in various stages of muscle development. Figures drawn separately and pasted onto backing sheet. Pencil inscription verso reads '? M. Barry 1840 pl. 29-30'. Not signed.

Subject: Physiology

Received by the Royal Society on 14 May 1840. Read 4 June 1840.

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PT/74/7/18
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1840
Physical description
Graphite on card; mounted on paper
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2 pages
Format
Drawing

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Martin Barry

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Martin Barry, Drawings, blood corpuscles during muscle development by [Martin Barry], 1840, PT/74/7/18, The Royal Society Archives, London, https://makingscience.royalsociety.org/items/pt_74_7_18/drawings-blood-corpuscles-during-muscle-development-by-martin-barry, accessed on 06 December 2024

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