Note 47 — PART I.—MORPHOLOGY AND PHYSIOLOGY (continued 7)
Reading edition
Hauser here uses the word taster, but this means palpus or feeler. It is probably a lapsus pennæ for teeth (Kegeln).
Reading edition
Hauser here uses the word taster, but this means palpus or feeler. It is probably a lapsus pennæ for teeth (Kegeln).