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The microscopist : a manual of microscopy and compendium of the microscopic science : micro-minerology, micro-chemistry, biology, histology, and pathological histology (1877)

Wythe, J. H. (Joseph Henry), 1822-1901 · Philadelphia : Lindsay & Blakiston · leaf 42

An illustration from The microscopist : a manual of microscopy and compendium of the microscopic science : micro-minerology, micro-chemistry, biology, histology, and pathological histology, 1877, leaf 42
ing the circulation in a frogs foot; ananimalcule cage, or live box; a eompressoriam, for apply-ing pressure to an object; fishing tubes; watch-glasses ;growing-slides, etc., will commend themselves on personalinspection. For preventing the evaporation of fluids during obser-vation, Recklinghausen… … Keckiiughiuiseiis JSlmst ( liainb^i-. A simpler form of moist chamber may be made by aglass ring cemented on a slide. A few drops of watercautiously put on the inner edge of the ring with a brush,or a little moist blotting-paper may be placed inside. Theobject (as a drop of frogs blood, etc.) may…

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