... compound Q, St.. John’s Wort, roxithromycin, peptide-T, shark's cartilage. Not all clubs carry the same items. If ...

... the interior. The jaws of the Rays and Sharks, formed of cartilage, and fenced round on their sides and edges ... characteristic tubercles. In the Ray, as in the Sharks, the piece of thin cartilage of which this plate seems the homologue, is ...

... brain, spinal cord, and heart, may lie in safety. Cartilage finishes off many bones at joints, forming elastic ...

... hosslatrockan. (Rajahatis Lin.) [On the chemical composition of cartilage of the shark.] Upsala Lakaref. Forh., 1888-9, xxiv, 495-506.— ...

... the cranium itself, excepting in the rays and sharks, in which it is enclosed by the cranial cartilages. It is suspended in fluid (part, probably, of ...

... very short bony tubes ; in the cartilaginous fishes (shark, skate) they lie in canals hol- lowed out in the cartilage, while in man and the higher verte- brates ...

... Safety Rio Grande, The Rubber Russia (3 reels) Safety at Sea Sahara, Life in the Salmon, Pacific Coast Salt, Common Shark Fishing Sheep, Range Siberia (2 reels) Silk South ...

... swam to the vessel, and arrived in perfect safety, except one poor man, who was cut in two by the Shark, almost within reach of the oars. A com- ... they seem quite indifferent respecting them, and the Sharks never offered to ... their confidence of safety from their experience, that they are able to ...

... a bud grows forward—the palato-pterygo-quadrate cartilage, which forms the upper jaw in shark and skate, and has a closer union with ...

... of joints for the purpose of removing loose cartilages may usually be made with perfect safety, if proper precautions be taken to prevent the ...