A Course of Instruction in Zootomy Vertebrata
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The greatly constricted aperture of the oesophagus.
169. The pseudobranchia has been already noticed (§ 90) : on removing the mucous membrane, it is seen to be a rounded vascular body, resembling the rete mirabile in the air-bladder.
XXXI. Remove a portion of one of the gills on the left side, and make out by dissection and trans- verse sections THE COD. 121 170. The bony branchial arch, supporting the gill along its whole length, and having a crescentic transverse section.
171. The form and ar...rangement of the branchial fila- ments: each has the form of a right-angled tiriangle with a very narrow base attached to the branchial arch, and with the apex free : the hypotenuses face opposite ways in suc- cessive filaments, so that while the bases of the filaments form a single row, their free ends form a double row, each row corresponding with a demibranch in the skate (p. 46, § 84).
172. The complete freedom of the branchial filaments owing to the absence of partitions, such as are found in the Skate (p.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The greatly constricted aperture of the oesophagus.
169. The pseudobranchia has been already noticed (§ 90) : on removing the mucous membrane, it is seen to be a rounded vascular body, resembling the rete mirabile in the air-bladder.
XXXI. Remove a portion of one of the gills on the left side, and make out by dissection and trans- verse sections THE COD. 121 170. The bony branchial arch, supporting the gill along its whole length, and having a crescentic transverse section.
171. The form and ar...rangement of the branchial fila- ments: each has the form of a right-angled tiriangle with a very narrow base attached to the branchial arch, and with the apex free : the hypotenuses face opposite ways in suc- cessive filaments, so that while the bases of the filaments form a single row, their free ends form a double row, each row corresponding with a demibranch in the skate (p. 46, § 84).
172. The complete freedom of the branchial filaments owing to the absence of partitions, such as are found in the Skate (p.
What to read after A Course of Instruction in Zootomy Vertebrata?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by T Jeffery Thomas Jeffery Parker to read onlineMoreLess
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