Studies On the Cestode Family Anoplocephalidae volume Illinois Biological Mono
Studies On the Cestode Family Anoplocephalidae volume Illinois Biological Mono
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On the pore side there extends forward from the anterior tip of the circular band a strip of the same nature, which crosses the vagina laterad of the receptaculum seminis then turns and extends diagonally distad just underneath the anterior margin of the receptaculum and anterior to the vitelline gland. It joins with the other circular band at the corner of this gland. It is into this cross duct that the uterine duct empties. Within these circles and anterior to the transverse portion and conne...cting with them at frequent points, is a network of strands formed by thickenings of the uterine tissue which recalls strongly the reticulate uterus found in Moniezia. The transverse portion is of course the first part of the uterus to receive eggs; but the eggs pass immedi- ately into the circular bands which have developed into canals. The extreme lateral portions fill and then the whole canals. As the uterus fills with eggs these passages expand centrally and the transverse por- tion anteriorly, so that the cavity of the uterus becomes one continuous sac.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
On the pore side there extends forward from the anterior tip of the circular band a strip of the same nature, which crosses the vagina laterad of the receptaculum seminis then turns and extends diagonally distad just underneath the anterior margin of the receptaculum and anterior to the vitelline gland. It joins with the other circular band at the corner of this gland. It is into this cross duct that the uterine duct empties. Within these circles and anterior to the transverse portion and conne...cting with them at frequent points, is a network of strands formed by thickenings of the uterine tissue which recalls strongly the reticulate uterus found in Moniezia. The transverse portion is of course the first part of the uterus to receive eggs; but the eggs pass immedi- ately into the circular bands which have developed into canals. The extreme lateral portions fill and then the whole canals. As the uterus fills with eggs these passages expand centrally and the transverse por- tion anteriorly, so that the cavity of the uterus becomes one continuous sac.
What to read after Studies On the Cestode Family Anoplocephalidae volume Illinois Biological Mono?
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