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Scientific American, Vol. 28, No. 22 (1873) (1873)

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of the ovary which we have calledeggs. These sperm cells do not produce yolk, but gave rise within them- replaced on a vessel going to sea. But the yolks of different eggs produced by different animals selves to peculiarly constructed particles usually called may differ in color and size. The yolk… … larvee to which the freshest and most tempting food was OVARY ANDOVIDUCT FROM A LAYING HEN. (% NATURALSIZE ) mals this morning, and supplied in unlimited quantity nearly always developed a. Immature ovarian eggs. b. Mature ovarian eggs. c. Opening of the oviducts—that is, the oviduct which…

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