Carpenter, William Benjamin, 1813-1885 · Philadelphia : Blakiston · leaf 855
lying a higher magnifying power to a thin transverse section ofa long bone, we observe that each of the canals whose orifices * This term is used in its most general sense, as including not only the propervertebral or internal skeleton, but also the hard parts protecting the exteriorof the body,… … Minute structure of Bone, as seen in transverse section:—1, a rod surrounding an Haversian canal, 3, showing theconcentric arrangement of the lamella?; 2, the same, with thelacunas and canaliculi; 4, portions of the lamella? parallel withthe external surface. which is arranged around it in…
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