A Course of Elementary Instruction in Practical Biology
A Course of Elementary Instruction in Practical Biology
Th Huxley
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b. The anterior visceral nerves ; a system of fibres arising from the above ganglion. The following can be seen with ease. a. A ventral branch, distributed to the oesophagus. /?. A dorsal one, to the salivary gland, the duct of which it accompanies. y. An anterior one, to the roof of the buccal- mass. 3. Remove the whole nervous system, together with the buccal-mass and tentacle-bearing portion of the cephalic integument Pin down under water with its posterior end uppermost, and dissect off as ...much as possible of the sheath of the nerve-collar. Note, in addition to the nerves already dissected a. The buccal commissure; a delicate tract of nerve- fibres, seen, on raising the cut end of the oeso- phagus, to connect the buccal ganglia of opposite sides. It passes beneath the gullet. IV. ] THE COMMON SNAIL. 299 b. The anterior aorta. Its cut end is clearly visible at this stage. (Cf. Sect. H. 3 b. } It perforates the nerve-collar ventrally, running beneath the parieto- splanchnic and above the pedal ganglia.
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