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The microscope and its revelations (1881)

Carpenter, William Benjamin, 1813-1885 · Philadelphia : Blakiston · leaf 874

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and the other forming thatlining to it which is known as themembrana putaminis. The lattermay be separated by careful tearingwith needles and forceps, afterprolonged maceration in water, intoseveral matted lamellae resemblingthat represented in Fig. 459 ; andsimilar lamellae may be readilyobtained… … Fig. 4G0. Fibrous membrane fromEgg-shell. and the yellow, whose appearance, composition, and properties are very different. The ivhite fibrous tissue, though sometimes apparently composed of distinct fibres, more commonly presents the aspect of bands, usually of a flattened form, and attaining the…

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