Carpenter, William Benjamin, 1813-1885 · Philadelphia : Blakiston · leaf 823
ion of humours in the Human eye. That each corneule acts as a distinct lens, may beshown by detaching the entire assemblageby maceration, and then drying it (flattenedout) upon a slip of glass ; for when thisis placed under the Microscope, if the pointof a knife, scissors, or any similar object,… … Minute structure of theEye of the Bee:—a a, an-terior lenses of corneule;«a, its posterior lenses;c c, pupillary apertures,separated by interveningpigment d d ; b b, pyra-mids separated by pig-ment d d, and abuttingon e e, bulbous extremi-ties of nerve-fibres. EYES. 737 be interposed between the…
Microscopy · Biology
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