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Published online by Cambridge University Press: 15 September 2014
In a paper on “The Influence of Diet on Growth and Nutrition,” in the Journal of Physiology (vol. xxxiv., p. iii), Dr Chalmers Watson showed that in rats a diet of ox-flesh begun when the animals were weaned interfered with the development of pregnancy, none of the four flesh-fed animals having young, whereas the control animals from the same litter all became pregnant.
* The expenses of this investigation were defrayed by grants from the Moray Fund of the University, and from the Carnegie Trust.