Carpenter, William Benjamin, 1813-1885 · Philadelphia : Blakiston · leaf 880
ticle,covering all the free internal surfaces of the body, and thus liningall its cavities, canals, &c. Save in the mouth and other parts inwhich it approximates to the ordinary cuticle both in locality andin nature, its cells (Fig. 466) usually form but a single layer; andare so deficient in… … Detached Epithelium-cells; a,with nuclei 6, and nucleoli c,from Mucous Membrane ofmouth. be detached in the form of a continuous membrane. Their shapevaries greatly. Sometimes they are broad, Hat, and scale-like,and their edges approximate closely to each other, so as to formwhat is termed a…
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