Histological Demonstrations a Guide to the Microscopical Examination of the An
Histological Demonstrations a Guide to the Microscopical Examination of the An
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B. Hair of peccary, with greater development of the pith.
c. Section of hair of walrus, indicating the commencement of the tubular form. Magnified 100 diameters.
D. Section of the whisker of the tiger, in which the tube is perfect.
E. Section of hair of an elephant, showing the combination of a number of tubes united together, exactly resembling the arrangement of the hoof -horn, another cutaneous appendage. Magnified 50 diameters.
96 HISTOLOGY.
Hairs and hair-like bodies will often occur as ac...cidental objects upon the slide, and may give rise to either serious or ludicrous mis- takes, in proof of which it is only necessary to allude to a recent instance of a hair from a rat paving been sent for examination, as a new form of entozoon found in the secretion from the ear.
For obvious reasons the objects most commonly present acci- dentally, are fibres of wool from flannel, and fibres of cotton, linen, or silk, with the characters of which the student should be familiar, in order to avoid confounding them with any other structures under examination.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
B. Hair of peccary, with greater development of the pith.
c. Section of hair of walrus, indicating the commencement of the tubular form. Magnified 100 diameters.
D. Section of the whisker of the tiger, in which the tube is perfect.
E. Section of hair of an elephant, showing the combination of a number of tubes united together, exactly resembling the arrangement of the hoof -horn, another cutaneous appendage. Magnified 50 diameters.
96 HISTOLOGY.
Hairs and hair-like bodies will often occur as ac...cidental objects upon the slide, and may give rise to either serious or ludicrous mis- takes, in proof of which it is only necessary to allude to a recent instance of a hair from a rat paving been sent for examination, as a new form of entozoon found in the secretion from the ear.
For obvious reasons the objects most commonly present acci- dentally, are fibres of wool from flannel, and fibres of cotton, linen, or silk, with the characters of which the student should be familiar, in order to avoid confounding them with any other structures under examination.
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