The Dissection of the Frog
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Observe that the ganglia are connected by commissures to each other, and to the cerebro-spinal nerves.
UNIVERSITY OF EDINBURGH ZOOLOGICAL LABORATORY.
DISSEOTIOI^ OF THE EABBIT.
J. COSSAE EWART, M.D,, KEGIUS FROt'ESSOB OF NATUBAL HISTOKT, UNIVEHSITY OF EDINBURGH, AND WILLIAM SMITH, DEMONSTRATOR OF ZOOLOGY, UNIVERSITY OF EDINBURGH, EDINBUEGH: JAMES THIN, PUBLISHER TO THE UNIVERSITY.
18 8 8.
THE RABBIT ; Lepus cuniculus.
A. External characters. Observe — 1. The head, consisting of a rounded crania...l portion, and an elongated facial portion.
(a) The mouth, a small transverse aperture on the under surface of the front of the head, bounded by the upper and lower lips.
(b) The external nostrils or anterior nares, a pair of oblique slits at the fore end of the snout, connected with the mouth by a median hair- less groove.
(c) The vibrissse, long stout hairs on the upper lip.
(d) The eyes, each protected by an upper and a lower eyelid, and by a third eyelid or nictitating membrane, formed by a fold of opaque white skin that can be pulled across the eye from its inner corner.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Observe that the ganglia are connected by commissures to each other, and to the cerebro-spinal nerves.
UNIVERSITY OF EDINBURGH ZOOLOGICAL LABORATORY.
DISSEOTIOI^ OF THE EABBIT.
J. COSSAE EWART, M.D,, KEGIUS FROt'ESSOB OF NATUBAL HISTOKT, UNIVEHSITY OF EDINBURGH, AND WILLIAM SMITH, DEMONSTRATOR OF ZOOLOGY, UNIVERSITY OF EDINBURGH, EDINBUEGH: JAMES THIN, PUBLISHER TO THE UNIVERSITY.
18 8 8.
THE RABBIT ; Lepus cuniculus.
A. External characters. Observe — 1. The head, consisting of a rounded crania...l portion, and an elongated facial portion.
(a) The mouth, a small transverse aperture on the under surface of the front of the head, bounded by the upper and lower lips.
(b) The external nostrils or anterior nares, a pair of oblique slits at the fore end of the snout, connected with the mouth by a median hair- less groove.
(c) The vibrissse, long stout hairs on the upper lip.
(d) The eyes, each protected by an upper and a lower eyelid, and by a third eyelid or nictitating membrane, formed by a fold of opaque white skin that can be pulled across the eye from its inner corner.
What to read after The Dissection of the Frog?
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