The Danish Ingolf Expedition volume 52
The Danish Ingolf Expedition volume 52
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- 4. Vertical section through the oesophagus (in the transversal plane) of an embryo in stage II (corresponding to PI. III. Fig. 8). Ent. = the median wall of the entodermal sac. 2 */i.
5. Vertical section through the excretory opening of a grown specimen. 18o /j.
6. Vertical section (in the transverse plane) of the apical organ of an embryo in stage II.
The otolith mass is seen to be attached to a tuft of cilia, probably a rudimentary balancer. The zone of cells at the upper edge of th...e organ bears long cilia, which are to form the cupule. The mesodermal tissue is not yet developed. The endothelial membrane below the organ is the dorsal wall of the infundibulum. Otoliths are seen developing within some of the cells of the apical organ. 28 %.
- 7 8. Horizontal sections (slightly oblique) through the apical organ of an embryo in Stage III.
Fig. 7 at the level of the polar fields, fig. 8 below the polar fields. Outside the polar fields are seen the excretory canals, ^s/, .
- 9. Part of section through a genital organ, showing the discharging of the spermatozoa into the cavity of the genital organ.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
J 75/j.
- 4. Vertical section through the oesophagus (in the transversal plane) of an embryo in stage II (corresponding to PI. III. Fig. 8). Ent. = the median wall of the entodermal sac. 2 */i.
5. Vertical section through the excretory opening of a grown specimen. 18o /j.
6. Vertical section (in the transverse plane) of the apical organ of an embryo in stage II.
The otolith mass is seen to be attached to a tuft of cilia, probably a rudimentary balancer. The zone of cells at the upper edge of th...e organ bears long cilia, which are to form the cupule. The mesodermal tissue is not yet developed. The endothelial membrane below the organ is the dorsal wall of the infundibulum. Otoliths are seen developing within some of the cells of the apical organ. 28 %.
- 7 8. Horizontal sections (slightly oblique) through the apical organ of an embryo in Stage III.
Fig. 7 at the level of the polar fields, fig. 8 below the polar fields. Outside the polar fields are seen the excretory canals, ^s/, .
- 9. Part of section through a genital organ, showing the discharging of the spermatozoa into the cavity of the genital organ.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Danish Ingolf Expedition 1895 1896 to read onlineMoreLess
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