Laboratory Exercises in General Zoölogy
Laboratory Exercises in General Zoölogy
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The auricles, right and left, are at- tached to the right and left sides of the ventricle, respec- tively. The blood is brought to the auricles from the gills by the two branchial veins, one to each auricle. It is then emptied by the auricles into the ventricle. From here it is forced through the anterior and posterior aortas to the differ- ent parts of the body.
On either side of the front part of the abdomen are two soft, triangular flaps, the labial palpi. Between these and directly in front... is the mouth. It leads by a short guUet to the stomach, which is surrounded by a dark mass, the liver. The liver is plainly discernible. The intestme may be traced from the stomach by using a bristle. It makes several turns before it runs through the pericardial cavity.
Remove the heart and note beneath it the kidneys, or renal organs.
Beneath the posterior adductor muscle is a pair of yellow- ish white ganglia. These are the visceral ganglia. They give off several nerves that run to the mantle and gills.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The auricles, right and left, are at- tached to the right and left sides of the ventricle, respec- tively. The blood is brought to the auricles from the gills by the two branchial veins, one to each auricle. It is then emptied by the auricles into the ventricle. From here it is forced through the anterior and posterior aortas to the differ- ent parts of the body.
On either side of the front part of the abdomen are two soft, triangular flaps, the labial palpi. Between these and directly in front... is the mouth. It leads by a short guUet to the stomach, which is surrounded by a dark mass, the liver. The liver is plainly discernible. The intestme may be traced from the stomach by using a bristle. It makes several turns before it runs through the pericardial cavity.
Remove the heart and note beneath it the kidneys, or renal organs.
Beneath the posterior adductor muscle is a pair of yellow- ish white ganglia. These are the visceral ganglia. They give off several nerves that run to the mantle and gills.
What to read after Laboratory Exercises in General Zoölogy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Glenn W Glenn Washington Herrick to read onlineMoreLess
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