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10 LIBRI IN INGLESE ASSOCIATI CON «ATTRAHENS»
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1
Sessile Animals of the Sea Shore
Body movements The body can be swung upwards by direct muscular
contraction of the attrahens muscle (Fig. 5.12{d)). This may be accompanied by
extension of the posterior thorax and uncurling of the cirri into the casting position
(Fig.
2
Manual of descriptive and pathological anatomy
These muscles draw the ear backward, and slightly dilate the concha. c-
Attrahens auriculae. § 1913. The attrahens auricula muscle, the anterior auricular
muscle, »ygomato-oriculaire, Ch., is also very small, but always a little larger than
the ...
Johann Friedrich Meckel, Antoine Jacques Louis Jourdan, Augustus Sidney Doane,
1838
3
An Abstract of the Act of Parliament Concerning the ...
C «08 ] propterea eadem eft ac fi vis tota attrahens manaret de corpuf- culo unico
fito in centro hujus Sphaerae. Haec autem attra&io tanta eft quanta foret viciflim
attra&io corpufculi ejuidem, fi modo illud a fingulis Sphaerae attra&a; particulis ...
4
The Anatomist's Vade Mecum: A System of Human Anatomy
Attollens aurcm, Attrahens aurem, Retrahens aurem. Dissection. — The three
small muscles of the ear may be exposed by removing a square of integument
from around the auricula. This operation must be performed with care, otherwise
the ...
5
The Elements of Anatomy
When the helix is drawn backwards, the tendon of the attrahens muscle is
rendered tense, and can be exposed and dissected as in the previous instances.
364. m. Superior auris, fig. 86, 16, (attollens aurem, tcm- poro-auricularis,) is the ...
Attrahens Aurem. Retrahens Aurem. These three small muscles are placed
immediately beneath the skin around the external ear. In man, in whom the
external ear is almost immoveable, they are rudimentary. They are the analogues
of large ...
7
A System of Human Anatomy: General and Special
Attollens aurem, Attrahens aurem, Retrahens aurem. Dissection. — The three
small muscles of the ear may be exposed by removing a square of integument
from around the auricula. This operation must be performed with care, otherwise
the ...
Sir Erasmus Wilson, Paul Beck Goddard,
1813
8
The Reception of the Galilean Science of Motion in ...
But this was not enough for him to reach a better understanding of the laws of
motion in the space ruled by the v1s attrahens. To him, a uniform rectilinear
motion in the void must have the same properties of a uniform circular motion in
the ...
Carla Rita Palmerino, J.M.M.H. Thijssen,
2004
9
Comparative Anatomy and Phylogeny of Primate Muscles and ...
Auriculo-orbitalis (attrahens aurem sensu Murie & Mivart 1872; orbitoauricularis
sensu Lightoller 1934 and Burrows & Smith 2003; part or totality of auricularis
anterior et inferior sensu Jouffroy & Saban 1971) Murie & Mivart 1872 (Lemur
catta, ...
Rui Diogo, Bernard A. Wood,
2012
10
Lexicon Orthopaedic Etymology
e.g., attrahens, where Latin attrahens: "drawing toward, attracting," is a
compound of ad: "to, toward," whence ad~ (q.v.), and trahens. describes a muscle
"which draws toward" a point of reference the structure upon which it acts. 1n
anatomy ...