Quains Elements of Anatomy volume 12
Quains Elements of Anatomy volume 12
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, . Die Saftbahnen des Hyalinlcnorpels, Dissert. , Bern, 1883.
Zuckerkandl, E. , Beitrag zur Lehre von dem Baue des hyalinen Knorpels, Sitzungsberichte der Wiener Akademie, Bd. 91, 1885.
254 BONE OB OSSEOUS TISSUE.
BONE OR OSSEOUS TISSUE.
The bones are the principal organs of support, and the passive instruments of locomotion. Connected together in the skeleton, they form a framework of hard material, which affords attachment to the soft parts, maintains them in their due position, and shelters... such as are of delicate structure, giving stability to the whole fabric, and preserving its shape ; and the different pieces of the skeleton being joined moveably together, serve also as levers for executing the movements of the body.
While substantially consisting of hard matter, bones in the living body are covered with periosteum and filled with marrow ; they are also pervaded by blood- vessels for their nutrition.
Bone has a white colour, with a pink and slightly bluish tint in the living body.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
, . Die Saftbahnen des Hyalinlcnorpels, Dissert. , Bern, 1883.
Zuckerkandl, E. , Beitrag zur Lehre von dem Baue des hyalinen Knorpels, Sitzungsberichte der Wiener Akademie, Bd. 91, 1885.
254 BONE OB OSSEOUS TISSUE.
BONE OR OSSEOUS TISSUE.
The bones are the principal organs of support, and the passive instruments of locomotion. Connected together in the skeleton, they form a framework of hard material, which affords attachment to the soft parts, maintains them in their due position, and shelters... such as are of delicate structure, giving stability to the whole fabric, and preserving its shape ; and the different pieces of the skeleton being joined moveably together, serve also as levers for executing the movements of the body.
While substantially consisting of hard matter, bones in the living body are covered with periosteum and filled with marrow ; they are also pervaded by blood- vessels for their nutrition.
Bone has a white colour, with a pink and slightly bluish tint in the living body.
What to read after Quains Elements of Anatomy volume 12?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jones Quain to read onlineMoreLess
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