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Section 53. It Is Not Only in the White Corpuscle of the Blood That We

Text Book of Biology, Part 1: Vertebrata · H. G. Wells — chapter 52 of 285 · ~79 words · public domain

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find this resemblance; in all the firmer parts of the body we find, on microscopic examination, similar little blebs of protoplasm, and at an early stage of development the young rabbit is simply one mass of these protoplasmic bodies. Their division and multiplication is an essential condition, of growth. Through an unfortunate accident, these protoplasmic blebs, which constitute the living basis of the animal body, have come to be styled "cells," though the term "corpuscles" is far more appropriate.

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