this thesis , that the rate of oxygen consumption is not necessarily nor ordinarily the limiting factor in the inhibition of the unfertilized egg , and conversely that increase in the rate of oxygen consumption is not usually the essential feature of fertilization , is quite in agreement with the general relations between the rate of oxygen consumption on the one hand and anesthesia , growth , and development on the other in fertilized eggs and other organisms .
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fertilization
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development