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Common objects of the microscope (1861)

Wood, J. G. (John George), 1827-1889, West, Tuffen, Knapp, Arthur M., former owner · London ; New York : Routledge, Warne, and Routledge · leaf 34

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he forceps bladesis pressed, which separates one blade from the other,and when the pressure is removed, the elasticity of theblades, which are made of steel, brings the pointstogether, and holds the object firmly between them.Under a low power the stage forceps are almost indis-pensable, but for… … VAELEYS ANIMALCULE CAGE, OB LIVE-BOX. The Live-Box or Animalcule cage is also a most use-ful, and in fact a necessary part of the apparatus. Inthe illustration it is shown, together with a sectionexhibiting the details of its structure. It consists of two brass tubes, sliding in each other,and each…

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