Spallanzani

[ spah-luhn-zah-nee; Italian spahl-lahn-tsah-nee ]

noun

1. Laz·za·ro [lahd, -dzah-, r, aw], 1729–99, Italian biologist.

Spallanzani

/ ˌspæləntˈsɑːnɪ /

noun

1. SpallanzaniLazzaro17291799MItalianSCIENCE: physiologist Lazzaro. 1729–99, Italian physiologist, noted esp for his experimental studies of microorganisms and his work on animal reproduction and digestion

Example Sentences

From these last facts, Spallanzani was led to regard the luminous matter as a compound of hydrogen and carburetted hydrogen gas.

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Hunter now carried Spallanzani's experiments further and proved the action of the digestive fluids after death.

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But Abbe Spallanzani thought that he detected such slips in Needham's experiment.

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After Raumur, the Abb Spallanzani made similar observations on many other animals, including carnivora.

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M. de Spallanzani has given us the following observations with regard to the coast of Italy15.

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