The whole, that which is compounded out of something, is one, not like a heap, but like a syllable. Now the syllable is not its elements; ba is not the same as b and a, nor is flesh the same as fire and earth (for when these are separated the wholes, i. e. the flesh and the syllable, no longer exist, but the elements of the syllable exist, and so do fire and earth); the syllable, then, is somet...

This response to Michael Stolberg argues that the occasional piece of evidence for sexual dimorphism in Renaissance anatomy does no damage to what I had earlier called the "one-sex model." There are three reasons for this: a considerable amount of such evidence had long been available; stray observations do not discredit worldviews; and new supporting evidence for the one-sex model was also ava...

The major lipids ofthedogfish (Squalusacanthias) are the diacyl glyceryl ethers and triglycerides. These classes of compounds in the flesh (dorsal section) and liver were separated by thin-layer chromatography. The glyceryl ethers and/or fatty acids resulting from saponification of each of these fractions were analyzed by gas-liquid chromatography as their isopropylidene and methyl ester deriva...

High activity at slaughter is known to cause changes to the muscle biochemistry in terms of Ž . muscle pH and adenosine triphosphate ATP content. This experiment looked at how the muscle activity may affect the flesh quality of fish. Electro-stimulation of a carcass immediately after death can be used as a model for high levels of muscle activity prior to death. This experiment Ž . showed that ...