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Anatomical manipulation, or, The methods of pursuing practical investigations in comparative anatomy and physiology : also an introduction to the use of the microscope, etc., and appendix (1844)

Tulk, Alfred, d. 1891, Henfrey, Arthur, 1819-1859 · London : Van Voorst · leaf 132

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e end a rod B ; a ring slides on this, and has attachedto it, by a hinge, the rod D. A second piece H, of theform shown in the figure rises from the front of the ACCESSORY INSTRUMENTS. 113 plate; at the top of this is hinged on a ring, through,which the rod D ii!ig-.42 passes; at the end«of D a… … SECT. II.—Accessory Instruments. A 1 ^ 184. Perhaps the most frequently occurring operationin microscopical investigation, is thecutting of fine sections. For this pur-pose different processes are employed,according to the object. For cartilaginous, horny, or similarstructures, a razor, or…

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