The Internet Archive has a preservation copy of this work in our general collections.
The Conquest of the Air by the Chemist
1912
Scientific American
SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN SUPPLEMENT 881 ies instead of the so-called end arteries in vital or gans so much more important than the limbs? If the dorsal artery of the thumb becomes plugged or divided, anastolposis with the princells poUicis on the other side prevents this finger from suffering any loss of blood supply; on the other hand, if one of the ganglionic branches of the middle cerebral artery becomes plugged, nature is unable to do for the brain what it did for the thumb and apoplexy with
doi:10.1038/scientificamerican11231912-331supp
fatcat:5e65g6nl6vglnp2x2ixw4yipca