Manual of Human And Comparative Histology volume 2
Manual of Human And Comparative Histology volume 2
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Budding cells and cell chains, a, from the Chaffinch ; &, from the Goldfinch ; and c, from the common Frog.
budding cells, and chains of cells, very similar to the egg chains of Pfliiger. * Amongst the Vertebrata, multiplication by budding or germination is very common ; in this mode originate the Fig. 173.
Fig. 173. A, Seminal cells from the Fischegel (Horse Leech ?) in process of multiplication ; b, ditto from the medicinal Leech.
mulberry-shaped masses found in the testes of many of the lowe...r animals. Annular constriction of the nucleus, similar to that which precedes division, may frequently be observed, especially in young animals.
Ueber die Eierstocke der Sdugethiere und des Menschen, p. 53.
FORMS OF THE SPERMATOZOA. 141 Both the uni- and the multi -nucleated seminal cells, besides these indications of multiplication, exhibit yet another evidence of the possession of life in the amoeboid movements that I first discovered in them, * and have since ascertained to be present in almost all animals.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Budding cells and cell chains, a, from the Chaffinch ; &, from the Goldfinch ; and c, from the common Frog.
budding cells, and chains of cells, very similar to the egg chains of Pfliiger. * Amongst the Vertebrata, multiplication by budding or germination is very common ; in this mode originate the Fig. 173.
Fig. 173. A, Seminal cells from the Fischegel (Horse Leech ?) in process of multiplication ; b, ditto from the medicinal Leech.
mulberry-shaped masses found in the testes of many of the lowe...r animals. Annular constriction of the nucleus, similar to that which precedes division, may frequently be observed, especially in young animals.
Ueber die Eierstocke der Sdugethiere und des Menschen, p. 53.
FORMS OF THE SPERMATOZOA. 141 Both the uni- and the multi -nucleated seminal cells, besides these indications of multiplication, exhibit yet another evidence of the possession of life in the amoeboid movements that I first discovered in them, * and have since ascertained to be present in almost all animals.
What to read after Manual of Human And Comparative Histology volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by S Salomon Stricker to read onlineMoreLess
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