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Some anthropological and clinical aspects of nasal morphology

In the human species as in all the animal kingdom considerable individual variation is encountered, differences being seen in morphology, size, activity, and in reaction manifests itself in differing susceptibility to disease and to the effects of injury; an epidemic causing an individual to succumb...

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Main Author: Jarvis, John Fulford
Other Authors: Wells, L H
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Language:English
Published: Department of Human Biology 2020
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description In the human species as in all the animal kingdom considerable individual variation is encountered, differences being seen in morphology, size, activity, and in reaction manifests itself in differing susceptibility to disease and to the effects of injury; an epidemic causing an individual to succumb while another escapes, one dies from a trivial electric shock while another survives contact with a high voltage. The factors known to be involved in this variability of response includes race, heredity, nutritional state, climate, social environment, psychological outlook and bodily morphology. The gross anatomy of certain organs of the body such, for example, as the endocrine glands has a little or no relation to their fundamental efficiency, so that the thyroid gland would probably produce its secretion equally well were it of a different shape or situated in another part of the body.
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spelling oai:open.uct.ac.za:11427/32035 Some anthropological and clinical aspects of nasal morphology Jarvis, John Fulford Wells, L H nasal morphology In the human species as in all the animal kingdom considerable individual variation is encountered, differences being seen in morphology, size, activity, and in reaction manifests itself in differing susceptibility to disease and to the effects of injury; an epidemic causing an individual to succumb while another escapes, one dies from a trivial electric shock while another survives contact with a high voltage. The factors known to be involved in this variability of response includes race, heredity, nutritional state, climate, social environment, psychological outlook and bodily morphology. The gross anatomy of certain organs of the body such, for example, as the endocrine glands has a little or no relation to their fundamental efficiency, so that the thyroid gland would probably produce its secretion equally well were it of a different shape or situated in another part of the body. 2020-06-04T08:42:37Z 2020-06-04T08:42:37Z 1965 2020-04-07T09:41:18Z Doctoral Thesis Doctoral https://hdl.handle.net/11427/32035 eng application/pdf Department of Human Biology Faculty of Health Sciences
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Some anthropological and clinical aspects of nasal morphology
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title_full Some anthropological and clinical aspects of nasal morphology
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title_short Some anthropological and clinical aspects of nasal morphology
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