A Junior Course of Practical Zoology
A Junior Course of Practical Zoology
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B, mouth. F, flagellum. 0, genital aperture. S, crop. SD, hermaphrodite duct. HQ-, hermaplirodite gland.
1, intestine. K, dart sac. Ii, mucous glands. IiD, left bile-duct. IiJj, left lobes of liver. M, female portion of the common duct. N, male portion of tlie common duct. O, receptaculnm seminis. O', dilated end of receptacnlum seminis. P, penis, retracted. PG, pedal ganglion. B, rectum. BD, right bile-duct. Bi*, right lobe of liver. 8. * stomach.' SD, salivary duct SG,.
saliTary gland. T, ten...tacle. VD, vas deferens. VG, vlscero-pleural gan- glion. "Yt eye. Z, posterior end of foot.
Digitized by Google 120 THE SNAIL.
5. The intestine describes a somewhat S'^^^P^ course, and is imbedded in the liver, from which it is not very easy to separate it. From the stomach it runs back round the first turn of the spiral, lying in a groove on the outer side of the left lobe of the liver, to the hinder end of the mantle-cavity, where it passes into the rectum. It is superficial along a great part of its course.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
B, mouth. F, flagellum. 0, genital aperture. S, crop. SD, hermaphrodite duct. HQ-, hermaplirodite gland.
1, intestine. K, dart sac. Ii, mucous glands. IiD, left bile-duct. IiJj, left lobes of liver. M, female portion of the common duct. N, male portion of tlie common duct. O, receptaculnm seminis. O', dilated end of receptacnlum seminis. P, penis, retracted. PG, pedal ganglion. B, rectum. BD, right bile-duct. Bi*, right lobe of liver. 8. * stomach.' SD, salivary duct SG,.
saliTary gland. T, ten...tacle. VD, vas deferens. VG, vlscero-pleural gan- glion. "Yt eye. Z, posterior end of foot.
Digitized by Google 120 THE SNAIL.
5. The intestine describes a somewhat S'^^^P^ course, and is imbedded in the liver, from which it is not very easy to separate it. From the stomach it runs back round the first turn of the spiral, lying in a groove on the outer side of the left lobe of the liver, to the hinder end of the mantle-cavity, where it passes into the rectum. It is superficial along a great part of its course.
What to read after A Junior Course of Practical Zoology?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Arthur Milnes Marshall, Charles Herbert Hurst to read onlineMoreLess
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