10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «ASTERNAL»
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1
The Comparative Anatomy of the Domesticated Animals
In the Sheep and Goat, the sternal ribs are consolidated with the cartilnges (see
fig. 5.) PiG.—ln this animal there are fourteen pairs of ribs, seven of which are
sternal and seven asternal. The first are provided with cartilages of prolongment ...
Auguste Chauveau, Saturnin Arloing, George Fleming, 1885
2
The cyclopædia of anatomy and physiology
asternal, that is to say, falling short of sternal junction. A comparison held
between these seven sternal and five asternal ribs, must lead the reason to draw
the conclusion that the difference between both orders of these ribs is caused by
the ...
Robert Bentley Todd, 1852
3
The Horse, in the Stable and the Field: His Varieties, ...
Profile view of left false or asternal rib (eighteenth). S. Tubercle fused in one with
the head. 3. Head. 4. Body. 5 Junction of false rib and asternal cartilage 6.
Asternal cartilage. View of the upper extremity of sternal rlt inverted to show the
modo ...
4
Anatomy and Physiology of Farm Animals
The ribs caudal to the sternal ribs are called asternal (false) ribs because they
are not directly connected to the sternum. The costal cartilages at the ventral
extremity of most of the asternal ribs overlap and thus indirectly connect the
asternal ...
Rowen D. Frandson, W. Lee Wilke, Anna Dee Fails, 2013
5
Elements of Practical Agriculture: Comprehending the ...
Some of them are united directly to the sternum or breastbone; these are termed
true or sternal ribs. Some are not united directly to the sternum ; these are termed
false or asternal ribs. In man the number of dorsal vertebrae, and consequently ...
6
The Anatomy of the Horse: A Dissection Guide
At its periphery, under the costal cartilages, follow the asternal vessels (Plate 45).
The Asternal Artery. This is one of the divisions of the internal thoracic artery (Fig.
7, page 122). It passes from the thorax to the abdomen by perforating the rim of ...
7
Elements of General Anatomy; Tr. from the Last Ed. of the ...
This latter phenomenon shows itself more frequently and sooner in the asternal
cartilages than in the others. These changes in the cartilages are commonly the
effect of age. They commence towards the middle of life, and go on continually ...
Pierre Auguste Béclard, M. Ollivier (Charles Prosper), 1830
8
Horseman's Veterinary Encyclopedia, Revised and Updated
Asternal, or ”false,” ribs are not directly connected to the sternum. There are
usually ten of these ribs, but eleven or nine are not infrequent. The number of ribs
depends on the number of thoracic vertebrae present, because the ribs are
attached ...
9
Æternal life, or, A future state the universal doctrine of ...
If, then, it can be collected, as our Saviour, the prophets, and the Jewish nation
affirmed, that asternal life was revealed in the law of Moses, no matter how darkly
; and if there be proof ample, sufficient, and incontrovertible, that this self-same ...
10
An Atlas of Interpretative Radiographic Anatomy of the Dog ...
Figure 395 Dorsoventral projection of thorax (exposure for ribs) to demonstrate
rib details. 1 '7'; w; .__.__ (1 A 1st pair of ribs 3 Costal cartilages of asternal ribs
10, 11 and B 2nd pm' of 'lbs 12 which make up the C 3rd pair of ribs costal arch D
...
