Carpenter, William Benjamin, 1813-1885 · Philadelphia : Blakiston · leaf 101
s to be adapted to the making of large dissections under a lowmagnifying power, some such form as is represented in Fig. 35—constructed by Messrs. Baker on the basis of that devised by Prof.Huxley for the use of his Practical Class at South Kensington—willbe found decidedly preferable. The… … Laboratory Dissecting Microscope. stage, and two oblique rests for the hands. Close to the summitof each of these uprights is a groove into which the stage-plateslides; and this may be either a square of moderately thick glass,or a plate of ebonite having a central perforation into which a diskof…
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