10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «MYELON»
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On the Anatomy of Vertebrates ...: Fishes and reptiles
Richard Owen. to Arsaki (liII. tab. iii. fig. 10), gangliated appendage to the
encephalon. A like singular modification, but without the ganglionic structure,
obtains in Tetrodon and Diodon, in a species of which latter genus I found the
myelon, fig.
2
Lectures on the comparative anatomy and physiology of the ...
A like singular modification, but without the ganglionic structure, obtains in
Tetrodon and Diodon, in a species of which latter genus I found the myelon (Jig.
47. M.) only four lines long in a fish of seven inches in length, and measuring
three ...
Richard Owen (sir.), William White Cooper, 1846
3
On the anatomy of vertebrates
Richard Owen. to Arsaki (mil. tab. iii. fig. 10), garigliated appendage to the
encephalon. A like singular modification, but without the ganglionic structure,
obtains in Tetrodon and Diodon, in a species of which latter genus I found the
myelon, fig.
4
On the Anatomy of Vertebrates
In most Rodentia the myelon terminates in the lumbar region, but in the rabbit it
extends a little Way into the sacrum. In the mouse the relative proportion of the
myelon to the brain is as 22 to 100. In the Cetacea and Sirenia, the myelon
presents ...
5
Lectures on the comparative anatomy and physiology of the ...
The neural canal in these Plectoguathic fishes is chiefly occupied by a long '
cauda equina' (ib. c. e.). But, insignificant as the myelon here seems, it is
something more than merely unresolved nerve fibres: transverse white stria: are
dis5mm and ...
6
Report of the Commissioner of Fisheries to the Secretary of ...
expansion of the myelon at the beginning of the caudal region, whence it is
continued, gradually diminishing to a point along the neural canal in the upper
lobe of the tail. In some bony fishes (trout, Blenny) the candal ganglion is not.
quite ...
United States. Bureau of Fisheries, 1887
7
Report of the Commissioner for ...
expansion of the myelon at the beginning of the caudal region, whence it is
continued, gradually diminishing to a point along the neural canal in the upper
lobe of the tail. In some bony fishes (trout, Blenny) the caudal ganglion is not
quite ...
United States Fish Commission, 1887
8
Report of the Commissioner - United States Commission of ...
expansion of the myelon at the beginning of the caudal region, whence it is
continued, gradually diminishing to a point along the neural canal in the upper
lobe of the tail. In some bony fishes (trout, Blenny) the candal ganglion is not
quite ...
United States. Bureau of Fisheries, 1887
9
On the Development of the Cetacea: Together with a ...
expansion of the myelon at the beginning of the caudal region, .whence it is
continued, gradually diminishing to a point along the neural canal in the upper
lobe of the tail. In some bony fishes (trout, Blenny) the caudal ganglion is not
quite ...
10
MR Imaging of the Spine and Spinal Cord
The contrast between CSF and myelon is poorer than on the SE images. Marked
truncation artifact along the myelon. Fig. 4.38a-g Normal finding of the thoracic
spine: a T2-weighted sagittal image (TSE; TR = 4800ms, TE= 120ms), ...
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