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Protoplasm

in biology, etc., the living matter from which all kinds of PROTOPLASM, in biology, etc., the living things are formed and developed, and to the properties of which all their living things are formed and developed, functions are ultimately referred. It von Rosenhof, in his account of the Proteus-animalcule, and was named sarcode von Rosenhof, in his account of the Proby Dujardin in 1835.

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