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The microscope and its revelations (1881)

Carpenter, William Benjamin, 1813-1885 · Philadelphia : Blakiston · leaf 910

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ection of a bronchial tube,and by anothersection, b, cutting it across. very little communication with those of other lobules. Each lobulehas a central cavity, which closely resembles that of a Frogs lungin miniature, having its walls strengthened by a network of cartilagederived from the bronchial… … Arrangement of the Capillaries on the wallsof the Air-cells of the Human Lung. not seem to be covered by any limiting membrane, but whichadmits air from the central cavity freely between its meshes ; andthus its capillaries are in immediate relation with Fig. 48/. air on all sides,a provisionthat…

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