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Identifier: scientificinvest11911grea (find matches)
Title: Scientific investigations
Year: 1911 (1910s)
Authors: Great Britain. Fishery Board for Scotland
Subjects: Fisheries Fisheries
Publisher: Edinburgh (etc.) H.M. Stationery Off
Contributing Library: MBLWHOI Library
Digitizing Sponsor: MBLWHOI Library

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ody.ep. Fig 99. Nat. size. 113. Tusk (Brosmius brosme), tumour attached to kidney. Tube ofkidney. Enlarged. 114. Saithe (Gadus wrens), tumour in abdomen. Section. (Fig. 116).Enlarged. 115. Saithe (Gadus virens), tumour ; drawing of spore on edge of tumour.Enlarged. 116. Saithe (Gadus virens), showing the tumour projecting through theintercostal space into the abdominal cavity. Figs. 120, 122. 117. Cod. Tumour. Approx. nat. size. 118. Saithe. Tumour attached to kidney. Vertebrae mal-formed by thetumour. 119. Cod. Tumour (Fig. 117), portion. 120. Saithe. Tumour in dorsal region of abdominal cavity ; displaced ribs(Fig. 116). 121. Ling (Molua molva). Section of tumour in periteneum and wall ofabdomen. 122. Saithe. Tumour in dorsal region of abdominal cavity, seen fromdorsal side (Fig. 116). 123. Ling. The two fibrous layers of the lining of the abdominal cavity. 124. ,, Tumour in peritoneum, section. 125. ,, ,, ,, ,, hole in the fibrous layer from root (rt.)of tumour (Fig. 124). PLATE V.
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H. C. W. PLATE VI. Fig. 127. Gut which had been perforated by a bone. 128. Humpty cod, 44cm. long. Reduced. 129. Cod. Pimpled skin. Drawing to show white dendritic region in thespleen. About natural size. 130. Cod. Diagram of section of normal vertebra. 131. ,, Bony tumour attached to the vertebral column, seen from theleft side, x about 5. 132. Cod. Pimpled skin ; surface view of skin (Fig. 129). 133. Tetrarhync/ms megacephalus, Rud., from lining of abdominal cavity ofIceland saithe. Natural size after preservation. 134. Echinorhynchus acua attached to peritoneum of saithe ? Natural sizeafter preservation. 135a. Cod. Section across a vertebra. 135b. ,, Bony tumour, seen from right side (Fig. 131). 136. Humpty cod (Fig. 128). Anterior surface of 18th vertebra. 137. ,, „ „ Vertebra No. 22. 138. ,, ,, ,, ,, ,, 14. Posterior surface. Ap-proximately natural size. 139. Salmon. Tumour from pharynx. Nat. size. 140. Cod. Bony tumour (Fig. 131). Section in horizontal plane. Aboutnatural si

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  • bookcentury:1900
  • bookauthor:Great_Britain__Fishery_Board_for_Scotland
  • booksubject:Fisheries
  • bookpublisher:Edinburgh__etc___H_M__Stationery_Off
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