Catalogue of the preparations of comparative anatomy in the museum of Guy's Hospital / by P.H.Pye-Smith.

  • Pye-Smith, Philip Henry.
Date:
1874
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Credit: Catalogue of the preparations of comparative anatomy in the museum of Guy's Hospital / by P.H.Pye-Smith. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    818. Heart of Reindeer (dry). Large common trunk (ascending aorta), from which arise first both snbclavian and then both carotids. This arrangement is connnoii to most Euminauts; but the Llama has a separate origin for the left subclavian, and the Giraffe the same, with an additional primai-y aortic origin for the left vertebral artery, as in the Seal. 819. Heart of Axis Deer (dry). 820. Heart of Antelope (dry). 821. Heart of Gazelle. 822. Bone from ventricular septum of heart of Ox. 823. Bicuspid valve of Ox. 824. Heart of Sheep, opened to show the moderator band. See Wilkinson King : Giiy's Hospital Reports for 1837. 825. Part of heart of Sheep ; apex cut off to show septum, and auricles removed to show upper surfaces of valves. 826. Another specimen. 827. Heart of Goat. 828. Heart of Camel (dry). 829. Heart of Llama. 880. Heart of Ruminant, with the cavities laid open. 831, 832. Heart of Porpoise : two specimens, the former bifid. Aortic branches as in Camivora ; in Balcenidce as in man. 833. Heart of Poi-poise, with vertebral column (dry). 834. Heart of Dolphin (dry). Presented by Sir A. Cooper. Two innominate arteries, as in Birds. 835. Heart of Kangaroo, injected and dried. The left carotid arises from the single right innominate artery, a» in Caniivora. Tlierc is no fossa ovalis in the right auricle. 836. Heart of Kangaroo, with the cavities laid open. 837. Heart of Kangaroo Rat. 838. Heax't of Hedge Kangaroo. 839. Heart of Opossum. [1411