Alphabet of Insects for the Use of Beginners
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Fig. 2, a churchyard beetle (Blaps). A, the jaws and feelers; b, the head; c, c, the saliva vessels ; d, the gullet, very short in Fig. 1 ; e, the crop, wanting in Fig. 1 ; /, the gizzard, wanting in Fig. 1 ; g, the stomach, large and convoluted in Fig. 1 ; h, h, h, the bile vessels long, and nume- rous ; i, the small intestine ; k, the blind gut ; /, the vent ; m, m, the excrementary vessels.
62 INTERNAL ORGANS.
The gullet^) varies much in length, being sometimes very short, and sometimes reac...hing to the abdomen, or even within it, but it is more generally the length of the fore corselet within which it is lodged. When there is no crop or gizzard, it ends in the stomach. At its upper end, it is surrounded by a nervous ring, from which two branches go off and unite at the lower part of the body.
The crop ( 2 ) or craw is a bulging out of the gullet into a sort of pouch, which, on the outside, can sel- dom be distinguished from the gizzard ; but, on the inside, it is found destitute of horny projections, and its texture more membranous than muscular.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Fig. 2, a churchyard beetle (Blaps). A, the jaws and feelers; b, the head; c, c, the saliva vessels ; d, the gullet, very short in Fig. 1 ; e, the crop, wanting in Fig. 1 ; /, the gizzard, wanting in Fig. 1 ; g, the stomach, large and convoluted in Fig. 1 ; h, h, h, the bile vessels long, and nume- rous ; i, the small intestine ; k, the blind gut ; /, the vent ; m, m, the excrementary vessels.
62 INTERNAL ORGANS.
The gullet^) varies much in length, being sometimes very short, and sometimes reac...hing to the abdomen, or even within it, but it is more generally the length of the fore corselet within which it is lodged. When there is no crop or gizzard, it ends in the stomach. At its upper end, it is surrounded by a nervous ring, from which two branches go off and unite at the lower part of the body.
The crop ( 2 ) or craw is a bulging out of the gullet into a sort of pouch, which, on the outside, can sel- dom be distinguished from the gizzard ; but, on the inside, it is found destitute of horny projections, and its texture more membranous than muscular.
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