10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «NIDAMENTUM»
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nidamentum in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
Principles of comparative physiology
This ' nidamentum' has different forms in the several species which produce it. In
some instances it is a sort of gelatinous mass, in which the ova are imbedded
with greater or less regularity ; such masses are attached by the common
Lymnaus ...
William B. Carpenter, John Churchill ((Londres)), 1854
2
Principles of General and Comparative Physiology: Intended ...
Frequently, however, they are provided with an additional protective covering or
nidamentum, which is formed by large glands situated near the termination of the
oviduct. This nidamentum has different forms in the several species which ...
William Benjamin Carpenter, 1841
3
Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society of London
The decidua covering it, towards the hydroperionic cavity, was thin and
semitransparent, but the opposite portion of the decidual nidamentum was thick,
and marked with foramina, as if from vessels which had penetrated and adhered
to it.
4
Bulletin of the American Museum of Natural History
On the second of February, 1868, about seven months after I received it, I
observed a nidamentum filled with eggs adhering to the plants in the aquarium. I
had examined the vessel the previous evening, and as I had not observed it at
that ...
5
Hymenoptera reprints: Bradley collection
Le Nidamentum, dit Burdach, est la dernière production que la mère fournisse à l'
œuf pour son incubation. Il peut contenir un ou plusieurs œufs. Il faut distinguer
plusieurs degrés relativement à l'intimité de son rapport avec l'organisme ...
6
Journal of the Elisha Mitchell Scientific Society
When the nidamentum was completed, the snail turned -•owlv round on the glass
, made two or three rather aimless grazing movements of the south, and then
crawled slowly over the ntdatnentum in the direction of its longer 11K completely
...
Elisha Mitchell Scientific Society, 1892
7
Appendix to the Narrative of a Second Voyage in Search of a ...
an x, systemic sinuses; y, systemic ventricle; z, aortae; 1 l, ovisacs in the ovary
appended to filamentary pedicles ; 2 2, ova in the oviduct; 3 3, glands which
secrete the nidamentum, or connecting substance of the ova. R O ” PTEROPODA
. 2.
Besides the appellatives already given, M. Dutrochet has proposed to call it
epione, M. Breschet, perienie, Seiler, membrana uteri interna evoluta, and
Burdach, nidamentum. A difficulty exists in understanding how the decidua is
formed ...
9
The Edinburgh Medical and Surgical Journal: Exhibiting a ...
... and the Ncselhaut or Nidamentum of Burdach. We should have preferred, if, in
distinguishing this substance, M. Velpeau had said the product of a secretion, not
an accretion, —a term which, in fact, is used in correct physiological language ...
10
London Medical Gazette: Or, Journal of Practical Medicine
Having opened the nidamentum and taken out tbe ovum, I observed what will
immediately strike you, that one side of it was bald and the other shaggy with the
villi of the chorion. The bald part lay towards the hydrope- rionic cavity. A small ...
