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Blood spectra, 19th century artwork

Item # 1139961

<p>Blood spectra, 19th century artwork. These spectra, showing the results of analysis of blood samples, are from Text-book of forensic medicine and toxicology (London, 1895) by the British physician Arthur Pearson Luff (1856-1938).</p>

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