A manual of veterinary physiology.

  • Smith, Frederick, 1857-1929.
Date:
1907
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Credit: A manual of veterinary physiology. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    juice are both found in the villous coat, the one in the fundus, the other in the pyloric portion, though Ellen- berger states that he has found fundus glands in the pyloric region. They are simple or divided tubes lying side by side, and opening, generally in groups, on the surface of Duct. Gland. ' Duct. Chief Cells. Parietal Cells. Gland. Ptloric Gland. SCALE lOQJi Cardiac or Fundus Gland. Fig. 42.—The Gastric Glands after Heidenhain (Wallei!). the mucous membrane by means of a shallow depression in the coat. These depressions can readily be seen studded over the tunic of the fundus, giving it a rough appearance owing to the elevation of the mucous membrane between the openings of the glands ; in the pyloric region the mem- brane is as smooth as that found in the intestine. Each 11—2