Modern microscopy; a handbook for beginners and students (1912)
Cross, M. I, Cole, Martin J · Chicago, Chicago Medical Book Co. · leaf 289
e tube is that the contents can be examinedwith an ordinary pocket lens at any moment to ascertain ifanything has been secured worth preserving. It is advisable to carry as many bottles as the number of pondsthat are likely to be visited; careful record should be kept of the 266 MODERN MICROSCOPY… … ; - M <*. X V J. \ Fig. 86.—Showing Larvae of ax Hydrachxid Parasite on Dytiscts Marginalis and Nepa Cinerea, h, Dytiscus marginalis, showing parasites on ventral surface and leg; i, dorsalsurface of Nepa cinerea ; , ventral surface of ditto ; k} larval parasite detached. sewing two strips of…
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