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The uterine glands are flattened, and have the form of an isosceles triangle, the base being directed forwards. At this base the oviduct may bo said to enter as it proceeds backwards, and to be continued through the gland, dilating immediately on its entrance, and cuntracting a little on leaving it towards the apex or acute angle posteriorly. It is then continued in a wide tube to the space around the vent, where each opens separately behind and a little to the outside of the arms. In the media...n line between the orifices, consequently directly behind the vent, and corresponding to the opening of the vesicula seminales in the male, is a concavity with a surface of irregular ruger, to which a substance, in every respect similar to that contained in the vesicula seminales, adhered and hung down.
" Two oblong coriaceous black eggs, witli large thin and woolly borders, were dredged up in the Bay: they evidently belong to this fish. The fishes themselves were taken in the seine." — C.
FISHES.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The uterine glands are flattened, and have the form of an isosceles triangle, the base being directed forwards. At this base the oviduct may bo said to enter as it proceeds backwards, and to be continued through the gland, dilating immediately on its entrance, and cuntracting a little on leaving it towards the apex or acute angle posteriorly. It is then continued in a wide tube to the space around the vent, where each opens separately behind and a little to the outside of the arms. In the media...n line between the orifices, consequently directly behind the vent, and corresponding to the opening of the vesicula seminales in the male, is a concavity with a surface of irregular ruger, to which a substance, in every respect similar to that contained in the vesicula seminales, adhered and hung down.
" Two oblong coriaceous black eggs, witli large thin and woolly borders, were dredged up in the Bay: they evidently belong to this fish. The fishes themselves were taken in the seine." — C.
FISHES.
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