The American journal of the medical sciences (1827)
[Thorofare, N.J., etc.] Charles B. Slack [etc.] · leaf 314
readth, and general form, and position in the different orders. In the chelonia and batrachia, their general form may be described as elongato-oval. Fig. 3 represents the kidney of the emys terrapin, natural size. In the sauria they are triangular, broad, and thin, with numerous convo- luted… … Fig. 3. Kidney of the emys terrapin, natural size. Fig. 4. Kidneys of the Alligator Mssissijpiensis, one-ninth the natural size. Length of alligator six feet. a. Eight kidney, b. Left kidney, c, c. Ureters, m. Rectum, n, 71. Oviducts. 0. Cloaca, p. Anus. Fig. 5. Kidney of the six-striped lizard…
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