THE FUTILITY OF ANIMAL EXPERIMENTS

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The foregoing quotations, it must be understood, are by no means exhaustive, but represent a selection of the most outstanding opinions which have been expressed within recent years regarding the untrustworthiness of animal experiments, and support the contention of those who have already declared them unjustifiable on moral grounds.

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