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... must further dissent from this interpretation, since the histological appearance of the blood gives it no support. Koeppe, who has specially directed part of his researches to the morphological phenomena produced during acclimatisation to high altitudes, has shewn, that in the increase of the number of red corpuscles two mutually independent and distinct processes are to be distinguished. He observed that, although the number of red corpuscles was raised so soon as a few hours after arrival ... — Histology of the Blood - Normal and Pathological • Paul Ehrlich |