Studies On the Activities of the Infective Larvae of Necator Americanus
Studies On the Activities of the Infective Larvae of Necator Americanus
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Here the increased stimulation is apparently due to the pressure of the covor glass upon the larvae or in absence of the cover glass the pressure of the surface film. As to the stimuli responsible for the boring move- ments of Che larvae, as observed under the microscope, heat and light are evidently very important, heat playing a greater role than light. It seeras plausible to attribute the heat of the body as being an important factor in direct- ing the larvae -ffithin its host. Similar react...ions of the larvae to heat have been observed by Khalil, (Klialil, 1922).
The actual casting of the sheath is described by Looss (1911, p. 432) as occurring from the result of a tear in the outer covering constantly taking place in such a Tray that a cap, about 0, 02 mri. Long iSiSplit off along a line running at right angles to the axis of the bod. Y. The margin of the skin rebounds at the same instant almost to the level of the nervous system. The cap vras found to remain on the head of the larva for sometime, and when the break vras not complete to adhere to the rest of the skin.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Here the increased stimulation is apparently due to the pressure of the covor glass upon the larvae or in absence of the cover glass the pressure of the surface film. As to the stimuli responsible for the boring move- ments of Che larvae, as observed under the microscope, heat and light are evidently very important, heat playing a greater role than light. It seeras plausible to attribute the heat of the body as being an important factor in direct- ing the larvae -ffithin its host. Similar react...ions of the larvae to heat have been observed by Khalil, (Klialil, 1922).
The actual casting of the sheath is described by Looss (1911, p. 432) as occurring from the result of a tear in the outer covering constantly taking place in such a Tray that a cap, about 0, 02 mri. Long iSiSplit off along a line running at right angles to the axis of the bod. Y. The margin of the skin rebounds at the same instant almost to the level of the nervous system. The cap vras found to remain on the head of the larva for sometime, and when the break vras not complete to adhere to the rest of the skin.
What to read after Studies On the Activities of the Infective Larvae of Necator Americanus?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Donald Leslie Augustine to read onlineMoreLess
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