Scenes With the Hunter And the Trapper in Many Lands Or Stories of Adventures
Scenes With the Hunter And the Trapper in Many Lands Or Stories of Adventures
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As a considerable space separates the internal and external tables of all the bones of the skull, except the occipital bones, the area which the brain occupies is, after all, but a small portion of the whole head. This space is filled up with cells, some of which are four or five inches in length, others small, irregular, and honeycomb-like, all communi- cating with one another, and through the frontal sinuses with the cavity of the nose, and also with the tympanum or drum of each ear ; consequ...ently, as in some birds, these cells are filled with air.
The tapering proboscis, to whose very extremity the nostrils are prolonged, is nearly eight feet long. In ad- dition to the great muscles connected with it at its base, it consists of a network of small muscles, which are chiefly longitudinal, and divided into successive arcs, whose con- vexity is outward, or transverse, and radiating from the internal to the external membrane. According to Cuvier, the number of muscles which have a distinct action is not far short of 40, 000.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As a considerable space separates the internal and external tables of all the bones of the skull, except the occipital bones, the area which the brain occupies is, after all, but a small portion of the whole head. This space is filled up with cells, some of which are four or five inches in length, others small, irregular, and honeycomb-like, all communi- cating with one another, and through the frontal sinuses with the cavity of the nose, and also with the tympanum or drum of each ear ; consequ...ently, as in some birds, these cells are filled with air.
The tapering proboscis, to whose very extremity the nostrils are prolonged, is nearly eight feet long. In ad- dition to the great muscles connected with it at its base, it consists of a network of small muscles, which are chiefly longitudinal, and divided into successive arcs, whose con- vexity is outward, or transverse, and radiating from the internal to the external membrane. According to Cuvier, the number of muscles which have a distinct action is not far short of 40, 000.
What to read after Scenes With the Hunter And the Trapper in Many Lands Or Stories of Adventures?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W H Davenport William Henry Davenport Adams to read onlineMoreLess
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