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Title: Cell intelligence; the cause of growth, heredity and instinctive actions, illustrating that the cell is a conscious, intelligent being, and, by reason thereof, plans and builds all plants and animals in the same manner that man constructs houses, railroads and other structures
Year: 1916 (1910s)
Authors: Quevli, Nels
Subjects: Cells
Publisher: Minneapolis, Minn., Colwell Press
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e Centrosome.Structure of Centrosome.Spermatozoon. Primitive Eggs of Ani-mals. Epithelial Cells. Blood Cells. Microgromia Socialis. Portugese Man-of-War. Star Fish. Antedon. Shell of Triton Nodi- ferus.Cuttle Fish.Cotfer Fish.Torpedo Ray.Lantern Fish.Lure Fish.Skeleton of Turtle.Submarine made by the Cell.Submarine made by Man.The Zebra.Skeleton of Tyranosau- rus. 28. Bird made by the Cell. 29. Bird made by Man. 30. Embryos in Three Stages. 31. Embryos in Three Stages. 32. Tadpole and Frog. 33. Venus Fly Trap. 34. Seeds of Dandelion. 35. Seeds of Beggar Tick. 36. California Pitcher Plant. 37. Leaf of Nepenthis. 38. Venus Fly Trap with In- sect. 39. Skeleton of Man and Apes. 40. Segmentation of Ovurn. 41. Diagram of Cell. 42. The Cell in Division. 43. Seed Cells of Animals. 44. The Ants. 45. The Birth of Man. 46. Noctiluca Nulearis. 47. Butterfly of Sumatra. 48. Persian Devil Plant. 49. Caterpillar. 50. Leaf Hoppers. 51. Wild Boar. 52. Man and Monkeys. 53. Beginning of Civihza- tion. p
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NELS QUEVLI Cell Intelligence the Cause of Evolution CHAPTER I. INTRODUCTORY. The purpose of this book is to clear up some of themysteries of life, such as the cause of growth, evolution,heredity, instinctive, impulsive and reflex actions in man,animals, and plants. No one seems to understand orcomprehend their real cause. Why and how does acertain seed grow into a weed or grass and not into atree? Why do the young of animals, including man,look and act like their parents? Why does a kernel ofcorn develop into a corn stalk when placed in the groundand not into a sunflower? How can a bird raised incaptivity, who has never seen its parents nor ever seena nest of any kind, build a nest just like that of its par-ents? It knows how just as if it had been fully trainedto do so, although it lias not had the slightest experience.People do not seem to know, and call it instinct. I haveread everything that I can find on the subject and writersall seem to consider it a mystery. Now as it is no lcellintelligence00quev

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