Living Matter

“Living Matter: Its Cycle of Growth and Decline in Animal Organisms” by Charles Asbury Stephens offers a fascinating exploration of the biological processes that govern the life cycle of animals. Published in 1888, the book delves into the fundamental principles of growth, aging, and decay in living organisms, offering insights from a late 19th-century scientific perspective. Stephens explores how life unfolds within the animal kingdom, focusing on cellular and physiological changes. For those interested in biology, early medical studies, or the history of life sciences, this work provides an intriguing glimpse into the scientific understanding of life in its formative years.
"Living Matter - Its Cycle of Growth and Decline in Animal Organisms" is an unchanged, high-quality reprint of the original edition of 1888.