A Text book of Zoology volume 2
A Text book of Zoology volume 2
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The greater number of the Geckos and all the Snakes constitute exceptions, movable eyelids being absent in both of these groups ; in the former the integument passes uninterruptedly over the cornea with a transparent spot for the admission of the light ; in the Snakes there is a similar modification, but the study of development shows that the transparent area is derived from the nictitating membrane which becomes drawn over the cornea and permanently fixed. In the Chamaeleons there is a single... circular eyelid with a central aperture.
The middle ear is absent in the Snakes, though a columella auris is present, embedded in muscular and fibrous tissue and attached externally, in some cases at least, to the middle of the quadrate.
Developed in close relation to the epiphysis there is in many Lizards (Lacerta, Varanus, Anguis, Amphibolurus and others), and in Sphenodon, a remarkable eye-like organ the parietal organ or pineal eye (Fig. 1016), which is situated in the parietal foramen of the cranial roof immediately under the integument, and covered over by a specially modified, transparent scale.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The greater number of the Geckos and all the Snakes constitute exceptions, movable eyelids being absent in both of these groups ; in the former the integument passes uninterruptedly over the cornea with a transparent spot for the admission of the light ; in the Snakes there is a similar modification, but the study of development shows that the transparent area is derived from the nictitating membrane which becomes drawn over the cornea and permanently fixed. In the Chamaeleons there is a single... circular eyelid with a central aperture.
The middle ear is absent in the Snakes, though a columella auris is present, embedded in muscular and fibrous tissue and attached externally, in some cases at least, to the middle of the quadrate.
Developed in close relation to the epiphysis there is in many Lizards (Lacerta, Varanus, Anguis, Amphibolurus and others), and in Sphenodon, a remarkable eye-like organ the parietal organ or pineal eye (Fig. 1016), which is situated in the parietal foramen of the cranial roof immediately under the integument, and covered over by a specially modified, transparent scale.
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