Animal Physiology
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166), which are the real instruments in the separation of their secreted product. 358. That there is nothing in the form of any secreting apparatus, however, which determines the peculiar nature of its secretion, is evident from this fact, that, in glancing through the Animal series, we find the same secre- tion elaborated by glandular struc- tures of every variety of form. Thus, we have seen that the bile is secreted, in the lowest animals in which we can distinguish it, by a number of distinc...t follicles, as simple in their structure as are those by which the mucous secretions are formed in the highest. Again, the bile is secreted in Insects, by a small number of long tubes, which open separately into the intestinal canal j ust below the stomach (fig. 112); and these tubes appa- rently differ in no respect from those that form the urinary secretion in the same animals, which open nearer the outlet of the intestinal canal. In fact, the distinct function of the latter was not known, until it was ascertained that uric acid is to be found in them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
166), which are the real instruments in the separation of their secreted product. 358. That there is nothing in the form of any secreting apparatus, however, which determines the peculiar nature of its secretion, is evident from this fact, that, in glancing through the Animal series, we find the same secre- tion elaborated by glandular struc- tures of every variety of form. Thus, we have seen that the bile is secreted, in the lowest animals in which we can distinguish it, by a number of distinc...t follicles, as simple in their structure as are those by which the mucous secretions are formed in the highest. Again, the bile is secreted in Insects, by a small number of long tubes, which open separately into the intestinal canal j ust below the stomach (fig. 112); and these tubes appa- rently differ in no respect from those that form the urinary secretion in the same animals, which open nearer the outlet of the intestinal canal. In fact, the distinct function of the latter was not known, until it was ascertained that uric acid is to be found in them.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Benjamin Carpenter, ( to read onlineMoreLess
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