A Handbook of Vertebrate Dissection
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c. Still another nerve will be found near the proximal end of the cornu, and close against its posterior border ; it is a branch of the 78 ANATOMY OF A CHELONIAN.
seventh, nerve, and turning around the cornu may be traced into a muscle which passes from that to the proximal end of the mandible on the same side.
195. Divide the hyoidean apparatus, the larynx, and the ventral walls of the pharynx and gullet in the me- dian line, and turn the halves outward so as to expose the base of the skull, c...overed by the mucous mem- brane of the roof of the mouth and pharynx. Then proceed to trace the nerves described below, taking the greatest care not to injure the rest while following one of them.
196. Find the pneumogastric in the neck (99), where it has already been seen with the carotid artery and the cervical sympathetic accompanying it. Trace all three from that point to the base of the skull, where the ar- tery (crossed on its course by several nerves, which must not be cut) passes out of sight, entering the ca- nal which opens just behind the proximal end of the quadrate-bone (26, e).
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
c. Still another nerve will be found near the proximal end of the cornu, and close against its posterior border ; it is a branch of the 78 ANATOMY OF A CHELONIAN.
seventh, nerve, and turning around the cornu may be traced into a muscle which passes from that to the proximal end of the mandible on the same side.
195. Divide the hyoidean apparatus, the larynx, and the ventral walls of the pharynx and gullet in the me- dian line, and turn the halves outward so as to expose the base of the skull, c...overed by the mucous mem- brane of the roof of the mouth and pharynx. Then proceed to trace the nerves described below, taking the greatest care not to injure the rest while following one of them.
196. Find the pneumogastric in the neck (99), where it has already been seen with the carotid artery and the cervical sympathetic accompanying it. Trace all three from that point to the base of the skull, where the ar- tery (crossed on its course by several nerves, which must not be cut) passes out of sight, entering the ca- nal which opens just behind the proximal end of the quadrate-bone (26, e).
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Martin, H. Newell (Henry Newell), 1848-1896 to read onlineMoreLess
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