10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «WOLFFIAN BODY»
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1
Frog: An Introduction To Anatomy, Histology And Embryology
The Wolffian tubules rapidly increase in number ; they also branch freely, and so
give rise to a complicated system of glandular tubules, which, when bound
together by bloodvessels and connective tissue, form the Wolffian body or kidney
of ...
2
The Strategy of Life: Teleology and Mechanics in ...
Muller relied upon this sort of reasoning to immediately dispose of the notion that
the Wolffian body is the source of the kidneys. He pointed out that in salamanders
which remain in a larval condition for a relatively long period, the kidneys ...
Wolffian body, and demonstrating the absence of material continuity between the
Wolffian body and the nascent kidney in chicks, mammals, and humans, Miiller,
employing an analogical manner of reasoning combined with structural analysis,
...
4
Descriptive and Illustrated Catalogue of the Physiological ...
In the upper specimen, which is a male, the supra-renal body, kidney, Wolffian
body and testis are seen in their natural relative positions : the testis is removed
on the right side, and the small vascular plexuses, analogous to the Malpighian ...
5
Catalogue of the Contents of the Museum of the Royal College ...
In the upper specimen, which is a male, the supra-renal body, kidney, Wolffian
body and testis are seen in their natural relative positions : the testis is removed
on the right side, and the small vascular plexuses, analogous to the Malpighian ...
6
Descriptive and Illustrated Catalogue of the Physiological ...
remainder of the vas deferens which is continued to the anterior extremity of the
Wolffian body ; most of the branches thus sent off from the vas deferens terminate
and are lost in the Wolffian body, but others are continued across the anterior ...
Royal College of Surgeons of England. Museum, Sir Richard Owen, 1838
7
The cyclopaedia of anatomy and physiology
It runs along the outer side of the Wolffian body, while its infundibulum, which is
soon distinguishable, extends beyond and is entirely separate from that body.
The oviducts appear from the first in the form of white cylinders on both sides.
Robert Bentley Todd, 1859
8
The Cyclopædia of Anatomy and Physiology: DIA-INS
Hoth of these mistakes will be the more apt to be committed if the original
excretory duct of * See hn eecnnd caso in the fulm and those of tie two adulu in a
preceding page. the Wolffian body remains, for it may give the appearance of the
...
Robert Bentley Todd, 1839
9
The Cyclopædia of Anatomy and Physiology
That the parovarium is formed out of the Wolffian body does not now appear to
admit of doubt. It has been usually considered that the Wolffian bodies are
organs peculiar to foetal life, and that they afterwards entirely disappear in both
sexes.
Robert Bentley Todd, 1859
10
Practical Urology: Essential Principles and Practice: ...
Basic to normal renal development is the presence of a urogenital ridge – also
known as the Wolffian body (see Fig. 1.1). It contains the nephric, gonadal, and
genital ductal primordia. Within this urogenital ridge, three distinct and Figure 1.1.
Christopher R. Chapple, William D. Steers, 2011
