... squamous cells. When such tumors are studied with reference to the stroma, they are commonly found to contain smooth or striated muscle or cartilage. If they show derivatives from all three blastodermic ...

... sternal articulations, and at the articulations of the cartilages with each ... with reference to Mobility. These articulations permit only very limited ...

... the texture prevailing in the same is indispensable. Reference has already been made (§§ 106 and 107) to the calcification and softening, as well as to the arrangement and nature of the cells of cartilage. The various groupings of the latter are represented ...

... 1206 The Bile-Passages 1212 The Pancreas 1216 References 1221 SECTION XI THE RESPIRATORY SYSTEM The External Nose 1224 The Internal Nose 1228 The Paranasal Sinuses 1233 The Larynx 1238 Cartilages of Larynx 1239 Joints and Membranes of Larynx . . . ...

... are then put together by wires, &c., the cartilages being represented by leather and cork. In this way it often happens that the proportions are not exactly preserved, and, on reference to an articulated skeleton in any museum, the ...

... be most conveniently studied. Thus, in the foetal Shark, the first ... that of incipient cartilage ; whilst its exterior is composed of a dense, ...

... Temporal bone, 17 Seventh nerve, . 155 Tendons,..... 54 Shark's eye, . 189 Thigh, ... . 9, 15 Thyroid cartilages, 235 Smell, sense of, . 218 Tibae,..... 34 Smoking ...

... demonstrated. 3. ed. 70 pp. 8°. London, H. Shark, 1778. [P., v. 434.] Bnzalsky (Josephus). * De dementia ...

... 394. Shaking palsy, iv. 314. Shampooing, iv. 223. Shark, procreation of, v. r>. Shechin, v. 395. Shingles, ...

... 658. Shaking palsy, ii. 331. Shampooing, ii. 278. Shark, procreation of, ii. 416. Shechin, ii. 658. Shingles, ... and Signification of the Principal Terms ; and Numerous References to Ancient and Modern Works. By Samuel Cooper, ...