. Bulletin. Agriculture -- New Hampshire. 12 Univeksitv of New Hampshike [Sta. Bull. 3oL paratus \\hich could not be duplicated for less than S7000 has beer, left to this laborator}- for use as long- as their research of this type is continued. With the apparatus available, this is at present the best and most efficientl}- equipped laboratory in existence to carry out research in metabolism of farm livestock. Much of this modernization of apparatus and of technique has fol- lowed principles successfully applied to studies of energetics in re- lation to human physiology by the Nutrition Laborat
. Bulletin. Agriculture -- New Hampshire. 12 Univeksitv of New Hampshike [Sta. Bull. 3oL paratus \\hich could not be duplicated for less than S7000 has beer, left to this laborator}- for use as long- as their research of this type is continued. With the apparatus available, this is at present the best and most efficientl}- equipped laboratory in existence to carry out research in metabolism of farm livestock. Much of this modernization of apparatus and of technique has fol- lowed principles successfully applied to studies of energetics in re- lation to human physiology by the Nutrition Laboratory of the Car- negie Institution of Washington (see Xew Hampshire bulletin Xo. 240.). ) TVFl-: ACTIVE TYPE }'U;iRE 7. SEAT OF THE VITAL ORGANS An index of the comparative adaptation of contrasting functional types to use energy. The active tvpe has a iarihysiolog-ical signifiance of our com- parative studies in metabolism. This exhibit was originally prepar-. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original New Hampshire Agricultural Experiment Station. [Hanover, N. H. ] : New Hampshire Agricultural Experiment Station
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