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COMPARATIVE ANATOMY OF PANCREAS. 102 gall-bladder, and inferiorly attached to the duodenum. The spleen, which is very small in these animals, is attached to the antero-superior surface of the pancreas. The hepatic and cystic ducts perforate the substance of the pancreas, and, uniting with its duct,… … Spleen and pancreas of Water Snake (Tropidonolus sipedon). Natural size.— A. Inferior portion of the stomach con- tracting into the duodenum. R. Small intestine. P. Pancreas, a compact ovoid gland. S. Spleen attached to the anterior superior surface of the pancreas. By comparing the spleen of this…
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