Modern microscopy; a handbook for beginners and students (1912)
Cross, M. I, Cole, Martin J · Chicago, Chicago Medical Book Co. · leaf 276
oroughlypractical, efficient, and time-saving. 4. Apparatus for Microscopic Examination. I propose now to describe those methods which long experiencehas proved to be the most practical in the examination of livingobjects under the microscope. Fig. 83 is a photograph of various apparatus used for… … Fig. 83. as previously explained, it will be desirable first of all to placesome of it under a low power of the microscope—say a 2-inch orli-inch objective—in order to obtain a better general view of thevarious animals. The free-swimming forms will mostlv havecollected on the light side of the…
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