In constructing animal organisms nature has not provided a single organic and vital material for all the tissues and organs, or a single organic form or principle, but has drawn largely on other and exterior aids for her materials, and borrowed, if the term may be used, the forces and phenomena of the exterior world, which our finite intelligence compels us to separate into distinct sciences, though no such distinction exists in nature.
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