Regeneration in larval legs of silkworms
Vernon L. Kellogg
Abstract
Vernon L. Kellogg
Abstract
As far as mentioned by Morgan1 and Brindley: which are the only two recent accounts, known to me, that attempt to refer in an inclusive way to the recorded observations and experiments on regeneration in insects, all3 the work done on regeneration of the legs in insects with complete metamorphosis has been limited to making mutilations of the larval legs and noting what, if any, effect was apparent in the legs of the imago.There are several accounts of such observations, and some of these accounts are, curiously enough, of comparatively recent date.I say
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As far as mentioned by Morgan1 and Brindley: which are the only two recent accounts, known to me, that attempt to refer in an inclusive way to the recorded observations and experiments on regeneration in insects, all3 the work done on regeneration of the legs in insects with complete metamorphosis has been limited to making mutilations of the larval legs and noting what, if any, effect was apparent in the legs of the imago.There are several accounts of such observations, and some of these accounts are, curiously enough, of comparatively recent date.I say
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