10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «GANGLIATE»
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1
Principles of general and comparative physiology
From the circular arrangement of the nervous centres around the mouth, the term
cyclo-gangliate has heen applied to this form of the 83'stem; but, as this
arrangement is by no means constant, the designation helero-gangliate, which
implies ...
William Benjamin Carpenter,
1838
2
Midline Medical Dictionary
Ganglial. Sec Ganglionic. Gangliasthenia. Asthenia from disease of the ganglia.
Gangliate. See Gangliated. Gangliated. Provided with ganglia; having ganglia;
gangliate; ganglionated. Gangliectomy 439 Gangliectomy. See Ganglionectomy.
3
Medical and Surgical Reporter
For these I would propose the term poltgancliata, as expressive of the much
greater complexity of their nervous system, uniting as it does the principle of the
homo-gang] iate with that of the hetero-gangliate arrangement. In fact we find two
...
Harold Havelock Kynett, Samuel Worcester Butler, D G. Brinton,
1861
4
The Human Brain: Its Structure, Physiology and Diseases : ...
But this is not uniformly the case ; for the nervous system, to which, as being the
most simple, it will be desirable first to direct our attention, is taken from the Homo
-Gangliate division. But it is not improbable that the simplicity in this instance ...
... from the Homo-Gangliate division. But it is not'improhable that the simplicity in
this instance arises solely from its being imperFig.8. k a 1. ' fectly developed or in
a rudimentary state, and -' may perhaps, therefore, be considered as affording ...
The true Molluscan type, however, of nervous system is constituted by the
presence of three pairs of ganglia, connected with one another by commissures,
but distributed in a characteristically scattered manner (hetero- gangliate type).
One of ...
Henry Alleyne Nicholson,
1870
7
Quarterly journal of microscopical science
The nervous system consists of many gangliae, or nervous centres, in place of a
distinct brain, but " each of these gangliae may be considered as a distinct brain
of the Iietero- gangliate form." They are freely distributed throughout the body, but
...
Royal Microscopical Society (Great Britain),
1854
8
General Outline of the Organization of the Animal Kingdom: ...
... external configuration of Pentelasmis and some Crustacean "^'g' " forms ; the
nervous system even, as we might be led to anticipate from the symmetrical
arrangement of the articulated cirri, still exhibits the Homo- gangliate condition,
and, ...
9
Lectures on the Comparative Anatomy and Physiology of the ...
But before proceeding to the great primary group of hetero- gangliate animals, to
which we are thus conducted, it will be necessary first to consider the larger forms
of Radiata, which seem to diverge from the Anthozoic division of the Polypi of ...
Richard Owen, William White Cooper,
1843
10
The Transactions of the Microscopical Society of London
The nervous system consists of many gangliae, or nervous centres, in place of a
distinct brain, but " each of these gangliae may be considered as a distinct brain
of the hetero- gangliate form." They are freely distributed throughout the body, but
...