Carpenter, William Benjamin, 1813-1885 · Philadelphia : Blakiston · leaf 882
t areafterwards to present adifferent aspect. In theordinary cartilages, how-ever, that cover the extre-mities of the bones, so asto form smooth surfacesfor the working of thejoints, the amount ofintercellular substance isusually considerable; andthe cartilage - cells arecommonly found im-bedded… … Section of the branchial Cartilage of Tadpole:—a, group of four cells, separating from eachother; 6, pair of cells in apposition ; c, c, nucleiof cartilage-cells; d, cavity containing threecells (the fourth probably behind). being nourished 796 VEETEBRATED ANIMALS. solely by imbibition from the…
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