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The microscope and its revelations (1856)

Carpenter, William Benjamin, 1813-1885 · London : John Churchill · leaf 736

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their character; but if any fragment ofepidermis be macerated for a little time in a weak solutionof soda or potass, its dry scales become softened, andare fiUed-out by imbibition into rounded or polygonal ceUs.The same mode of treatment enables us to make-out thecellular structure in warts and… … Pigment-ceUs from tail ofTad-pole -.—a, a, simple formsof recent origin; h, h, morecomplex forms subsequentlyassumed. 714 VERTEBEATED ANIMALS. thus lining all its cavities, canals, &c. Save in the mouth andother parts in which it approximates to the ordinary cuticleboth in locality and in…

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