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Philosophie zoologique, living and inorganic bodies by Jean-Baptiste Lamarck (1809)

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Primary Part II, chapter I. Contrasts the organization of living bodies with inorganic aggregation, describing contained fluids and containing tissues. The claim of natural physical causes does not remove these organizational distinctions.

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