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Biology and Experiment

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1 Biology and Experiment
Galen Biology and Experiment

2 Galen and Experimental Methodology
Galen wanted to demonstrate the irreversibility of the flow of urine from the bladder "south". Virtual Galen Can we describe this procedure as ‘scientific’ and why?

3 Does this statement the standard of true experimentation?
Galen concludes his argument with this very important statement: "Now if anyone will but test this for himself on an animal, he will condemn the errors [of others] and learn also the [true] reason." Implications??

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