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Scientific American, Vol. 28, No. 22 (May 1873) (1873)

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in their incipient condition are the same. sperm cells do not produce yolk, but gave rise within them- replaced on a vessel going to sea. But the yolks of different eggs produced by different animals selves lo peculiarly constructed particles usually called may differ in color and size. The yolk… … OV ART AND OVIDUCT FKOM A LAYING HEN. (f NATURAL SIZE ) mals thie morning, and supplied in unlimited quantity nearly always developed a. Immature ovarian eggs. b. Mature ovarian eggs. c. Opening of the oviducts—that is, the oviduct which recblvesthe egg when It drops from the ovary, d. Egg into…

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