Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from Biological Lectures From the Marine Biological Laboratory, Wood's Hall, Mass: 1898
Could we positively answer all these questions, we should have taken a long step forwards in the study of the cell. Far from this, however, in point of fact hardly any two Observers have given exactly the same answers to them. Leaving aside the earlier views, we find in the recent literature of the subject two principal general views with a number of modifications of each.
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