Volume 2

Lectures on comparative anatomy : in which are explained the preparations in the Hunterian collection / by Sir Everard Home.

Date:
1814-1828
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Licence: Public Domain Mark

Credit: Lectures on comparative anatomy : in which are explained the preparations in the Hunterian collection / by Sir Everard Home. Source: Wellcome Collection.

Provider: This material has been provided by the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh. The original may be consulted at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh.

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    . 52. The digestive organs of the New South Wales cassowary. 53. An external view of the digestive organs of the American ostrich. 54. An internal view of the digestive organs of the American ostrich. 55. An external view of the digestive organs of the African ostrich. 56. An internal view of the digestive organs of the African ostrich. 57. The tongue of the ornithorhynchus hystrix. 58. The bill of the ornithorhynchus paradoxus. 59. The bones of the head of the ornithorhynchus paradoxus. 60. The lower jaw with the tongue of the ornithorhynchus paradoxus. 61. Bones interposed between the skull and the lower mandible in birds. 62. The gizzard of the turkey. 63. The gizzard of the swan. 64. The stomach of the viper, frog, and turtle. 65. The teeth of poisonous and innocuous serpents. 66. The stomach of the cod-fish. 67- The stomach of the squalus acanthias. 68. The stomach of the blue shark. 69. The stomach of the squalus maximus. 70. The stomach of a leech. 71. The stomach of the dagysa strumosa. 72. Different views of the stomach of another species of dagysa. 73. The digestive organs of the dagysa and salpa. 74. The digestive organs of two species of ascidia. 75. The digestive organs of two species of barnacles. 76. The digestive organs of the echinus. 77' The digestive organs of the oyster. 78. The digestive organs of the fresh-water muscle. 79. The digestive organs of the nereis. 80. The digestive organs of the teredo navalis. 81. Another view of these organs. 82. The digestive organs of the solen. 83. The digestive organs of two species of cuttle-fish. 84. The digestive organs of the Cape grasshopper, and of the termites or white ants of Africa. 85. The course of the intestine of the pilchard and conger eel.