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Book 2 · The Wireless Anatomy of Man & Its Function · Volume 1 · chart · printed page 21

Chart 14 Normal Muscular Fibres [Fibers] Where the Electro-Magnetic [Electromagnetic] Currents Flow Freely

Randolph Stone. Book 2, Volume 1, The Wireless Anatomy of Man & Its Function. Chart 14 (printed page 21). Digital Dr. Stone archive: https://digitaldrstone.org/books/wireless-anatomy/chart-14/

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(A) Rectus capitis lateralis (B) Longus capitas [capitis] (C) Splenius capitis (D) Splenius coli [colli] (E) Mastoid process (F) Medulla (G) Transverse process of atlasReturn to passage · Open original illustration


(A) Rectus capitis lateralis

(B) Longus capitas [capitis]

(C) Splenius capitis

(D) Splenius coli [colli]

(E) Mastoid process

(F) Medulla

(G) Transverse process of atlas

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Please note the similarity of the over-all [overall] direction of the polarization of the muscle fibres [fibers] and the electro-magnetic [electromagnetic] circuits.Return to passage · Open original illustration Please note the similarity of the over-all [overall] direction of the polarization of the muscle fibres [fibers] and the electro-magnetic [electromagnetic] circuits.



Please note the similarity of the over-all [overall] direction of the polarization of the muscle fibres [fibers] and the electro-magnetic [electromagnetic] circuits.

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A muscle cell from the walls of the intestine Physiology 1909 by Profs. Conn and BudingtonReturn to passage · Open original illustration



A muscle cell from the walls of the intestine
Physiology 1909 by Profs. Conn and Budington

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Connective tissue A bit of tendon highly magnified. At C are shown some of the cells which produced the fibers.Return to passage · Open original illustration


Connective tissue
A bit of tendon highly magnified. At C are shown some of the cells which produced the fibers.

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Anatomical drawings from The Human Machine and Its Forces by Dr. Dewanchand Varma of London. (Out of print).

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