The structure and physiology of fishes explained and compared with those of man and other animals / [Alexander Monro].

  • Alexander Monro
Date:
1785
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Credit: The structure and physiology of fishes explained and compared with those of man and other animals / [Alexander Monro]. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    \ D, The valve of the pylorus. E E, Many doublings or valvulae conniventes within the {mail gut, which was flit open lengthwife. F, The appendix vermiformis. G, The right lobe of the liver. H, The middle lobe of the liver. ' , • I, The left lobe of the liver. K, i he gall-bladder and beginning of the cyftic dud cut open. L, A principal hepatic dud. M, The dudus communis choledochus. Nj termination a little under or behind the pylorus. 1 O, Part of the fpleen. P, The opening of the pancreatic dud at fonie diftance from that of the biliarv dud. ' ' \ • y Q_, An oval mouth, common to the two uterine or Fallopian tubes R R. S, A ligament which ties that mouth to the diaphragm. T, The vena cava inferior or pofterior of the right flde. U, The place where the two inferior or pofterior venae cavae are fenfibly en- larged, and communicate with each other. 1 f V, One of two large receptacles of blood which communicate with the pofte- rior venae cavae, and behind cover part of the ovaria. Fig. 2. In this figure the appendix vermiformis of a very large fkate is reprefented cut open lengthwife. A A, The fides of it very thick, compofed of a fibrous and glandular-looking matter. di; f“” “ r'™ 3 Vifcid muc0us U,i»0' F«l»'d by the glan- inrfin?' 0P“!”g f”m Ci'y °f aPP'ndix the »f the great table IX * This Table is intended to fhow a beautiful reticular ftrudlure nfth„ „ and of the villous coat of the inteftines, of a Sturgeon. Pereas, B ,t p?W Pan “f °P“- “* a ^ ra®d fron k ^ °f laid °P'' t0 * reticular texture of EF,
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