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RESULTS Normal vallate papillae and epiglottides. Three normal papillae and
epiglottes were examined. Taste buds wore found in the epithelium of the trench
walls of the papillae (Fig. 1, A) and in the epithelium of the mucous membrane of
...
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Transactions of the ... Annual Meeting of the American ...
In all 41 tuberculous epiglottides were examined, and the sections embraced the
entire organ whether or not macroscopic evidence of universal disease
presented. Of the 41 specimens, 25 were ulcerative and I6 purely infiltrative; of
the ...
American Laryngological Association, 1911
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Transactions of the Zoological Society of London
... so as to cover and close the anterior part of the glottis : when the soft palate is
raised to bring them into view, as in PI. XLII. fig. 1 , they seem like two accessory
epiglottides ; but they consist merely of a duplicature of mucous membrane.
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Dictionary of Scientific Terms
... in anatomy, a membrane or string by which one organ is connected with
another ; as, Franum epiglottides, the ligament which connects the epiglottis with
the root of the tongue and os hyoides ; — F. lingua, a fold of the mucous
membrane of ...
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The Cyclopædia of Anatomy and Physiology
Or, again, all animals that suckle their young, and have diaphragms, hair, and
epiglottides, present their squamosal bones for the articulation of their inferior
maxilla?, whilst all in which the possession of these characters is negatived
present ...
Robert Bentley Todd, 1852
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Chambers concise dictionary
[19c as adj] epigene /'epid3i:n/ >adj, geol acting, formed or taking place at the
Earth's surface. Compare HYPOGENE. [19c: EPI- + -GENE] epiglottis /epi'glDtrs/
>n (epiglottises or epiglottides /-idi:z/) anat in mammals: a movable flap of
cartilage ...
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Proceedings of the Zoological Society of London
... is raised to bring them into view they seem like two accessory epiglottides; but
they consist merely of a duplicature of mucous membrane. At the posterior part of
the soft palate there is an oval glandular body about one inch in long diameter.
Zoological Society (London), 1838
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The Cyclopædia of Anatomy and Physiology: A-DEA
... as the Albatross and Coot, there is a small cartilage in the usual place of an
epiglottis, but insufficient to cover more than a very small part of the laryngeal
aperture. Nitzsch has devoted a treatise to these rudimentary epiglottides in Birds
.
Robert Bentley Todd, 1836
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The Gardeners Dictionary: Containing the Methods of ...
Astragalus pumilis, filiqua epiglottides forma. Tourn. Dwarf Milk vetch, with a Pod
shaped like the Epiglottis. 10. Astragalus mtntanus pur- pureus Anglicus. Tourn.
Englijb purple Milk-vetch of the Mountains. .11. Astracalus Alpintu, tra- gacanthte
...
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Transactions of the Cambridge Philosophical Society
Behind the tongues, which are properly attached to hyoid bones, and these to the
temporal bones, is the common sac which is the bag of the pharynx. Into this the
two larynges open, covered by their epiglottides ; and it terminates in a single ...
