Electro Physiology volume 2
Electro Physiology volume 2
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) movements of the body. In cross-section it is evident that this rind invests the body proper like a sack, and is separated from the muscular surface by an excessively loose tissue (the so- called integument of Eudolph), so that it is easily drawn off (Fig. 257). Between the epidermis proper and the internal, tendinous boundary of the rind there is in the fresh state a transparent, gelatinous mass of a clear yellow-gray colour, which is unequal in consistency, but entirely absent in a few plac...es only. In the older specimens two longitudinal partition walls running dorsally and ventrally in the middle line divide the brawn -like intermediate mass symmetrically into two hemi- 398 ELECTRO-PHYSIOLOGY CHAP.
cylinders surrounding the trunk on either side, and these represent the single, albeit bilaterally symmetrical, electrical organ, the weight of which, according to Fritsch, is more than one -third of the total body -weight. "Anteriorly it extends laterally as far as the pectoral fin, superiorly in a lobe-like prolongation to the region between the eyes, inferiorly to the anterior wall of the shoulder-girdle.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
) movements of the body. In cross-section it is evident that this rind invests the body proper like a sack, and is separated from the muscular surface by an excessively loose tissue (the so- called integument of Eudolph), so that it is easily drawn off (Fig. 257). Between the epidermis proper and the internal, tendinous boundary of the rind there is in the fresh state a transparent, gelatinous mass of a clear yellow-gray colour, which is unequal in consistency, but entirely absent in a few plac...es only. In the older specimens two longitudinal partition walls running dorsally and ventrally in the middle line divide the brawn -like intermediate mass symmetrically into two hemi- 398 ELECTRO-PHYSIOLOGY CHAP.
cylinders surrounding the trunk on either side, and these represent the single, albeit bilaterally symmetrical, electrical organ, the weight of which, according to Fritsch, is more than one -third of the total body -weight. "Anteriorly it extends laterally as far as the pectoral fin, superiorly in a lobe-like prolongation to the region between the eyes, inferiorly to the anterior wall of the shoulder-girdle.
What to read after Electro Physiology volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W Wilhelm Biedermann to read onlineMoreLess
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