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Medium-chain fatty acids, MCFAs, chemical structures. Contained in medium-chain triglycerides, who produce more ketone bodies than normal dietary fats. Stock Photo

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. Text book of vertebrate zoology. Vertebrates; Anatomy, Comparative. 200 MORPHOLOGY OF THE ORGAA'S OF VERTEBRATES. are developed in the larger lymph trunks, preventing any back flow. In connection with the lymph system lymphoid tissue is de- veloped, especially around the genital organs of the ichthyopsida, where, as in the amphibia and reptiles, this forms the prominent 'fat bodies.' Aggrega- tions of such lymphoid tis- sue give rise to lymph glands, which are variously distributed through the ver- tebrate body. Of these the most prominent is the spleen, the cells of which are said to arise, Stock Photo

RMRDT0CJ–. Text book of vertebrate zoology. Vertebrates; Anatomy, Comparative. 200 MORPHOLOGY OF THE ORGAA'S OF VERTEBRATES. are developed in the larger lymph trunks, preventing any back flow. In connection with the lymph system lymphoid tissue is de- veloped, especially around the genital organs of the ichthyopsida, where, as in the amphibia and reptiles, this forms the prominent 'fat bodies.' Aggrega- tions of such lymphoid tis- sue give rise to lymph glands, which are variously distributed through the ver- tebrate body. Of these the most prominent is the spleen, the cells of which are said to arise,

. A manual of zoology. Zoology. 38 GENERAL PRINCIPLES OF ZOOLOGY they contain bad-tasting fat bodies. Another species of butterfly accom- panies them (Pieridffi), which does not taste bad, and yet is not eaten, because in flight, in cut, and marl^ing of the wings it imitates the Helic- onia so closely that even a systematist might easily be confused (fig. 13). In a similar way bees and wasps, feared on account of their sting, are imitated by other insects. In Borneo there is a large black wasp, whose. Fig. II.—Leaf-butterflies. A, Kallima parahcta, fljans;: a, at rest (after Wallace). B, Sider Stock Photo

RMPG3R67–. A manual of zoology. Zoology. 38 GENERAL PRINCIPLES OF ZOOLOGY they contain bad-tasting fat bodies. Another species of butterfly accom- panies them (Pieridffi), which does not taste bad, and yet is not eaten, because in flight, in cut, and marl^ing of the wings it imitates the Helic- onia so closely that even a systematist might easily be confused (fig. 13). In a similar way bees and wasps, feared on account of their sting, are imitated by other insects. In Borneo there is a large black wasp, whose. Fig. II.—Leaf-butterflies. A, Kallima parahcta, fljans;: a, at rest (after Wallace). B, Sider

Robert Hughes, 18 years old, weighed of 708 pounds at his draft physical on June 9, 1944. His 95 inch waistline kept him out of Stock Photo

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. A manual of elementary zoology . Zoology. 52 MANUAL OF ELEMENTARY ZOOLOGY tr.a. concerned in the preparation of nitrogenous waste matters for excretion. Its removal is not fatal. The fat bodies are two orange-coloured tufts of flattened processes, attached in front of the ovary or testis to the dorsal wall of the body cavity. They consist of fatty tissue (see p. 97) which, like the reserves in the liver, increases during the summer and decreases during the winter sleep, when it is being drawn upon for nourishment, particularly in the preparation of germ cells for breeding in the spring. Th Stock Photo

RMRDJ4JJ–. A manual of elementary zoology . Zoology. 52 MANUAL OF ELEMENTARY ZOOLOGY tr.a. concerned in the preparation of nitrogenous waste matters for excretion. Its removal is not fatal. The fat bodies are two orange-coloured tufts of flattened processes, attached in front of the ovary or testis to the dorsal wall of the body cavity. They consist of fatty tissue (see p. 97) which, like the reserves in the liver, increases during the summer and decreases during the winter sleep, when it is being drawn upon for nourishment, particularly in the preparation of germ cells for breeding in the spring. Th

. The popular natural history . Zoology. THE WHALE. 127 ately for the water. As they proceed their huge bodies tremble like masses of jelly, in consequence of the fat with which they are so heavily laden. So plentiful is this fat, that a single adult male will furnish about seventy gallons of clear and scentless oiL WHALES. The Cetacea, or Whales, are more thoroughly aquatic than any other animals which have already been described, and are consequently framed in such a very fish-like manner that they have generally been considered as fishes by those who are but little acquainted with the anima Stock Photo

RMPFYMAH–. The popular natural history . Zoology. THE WHALE. 127 ately for the water. As they proceed their huge bodies tremble like masses of jelly, in consequence of the fat with which they are so heavily laden. So plentiful is this fat, that a single adult male will furnish about seventy gallons of clear and scentless oiL WHALES. The Cetacea, or Whales, are more thoroughly aquatic than any other animals which have already been described, and are consequently framed in such a very fish-like manner that they have generally been considered as fishes by those who are but little acquainted with the anima

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. Nature study and agriculture. Nature study; Agriculture. CHAPTER XXXIV SWINE In the country at large, hogs rank second in the total num- ber of farm animals raised, being exceeded only by cattle. In value they rank third, being exceeded by horses and cattle. Breeds. — Our most important breeds of hogs are the Poland-China, Berkshire, Duroc-Jersey, Chester-White, and. Poland-China Large Yorkshire. All of these have very broad and fat bodies and belong to the lard type — except the Yorkshire, which has a narrower body, does not fatten readily, and be- longs to the bacon type. The Chester-White Stock Photo

RMRE02W0–. Nature study and agriculture. Nature study; Agriculture. CHAPTER XXXIV SWINE In the country at large, hogs rank second in the total num- ber of farm animals raised, being exceeded only by cattle. In value they rank third, being exceeded by horses and cattle. Breeds. — Our most important breeds of hogs are the Poland-China, Berkshire, Duroc-Jersey, Chester-White, and. Poland-China Large Yorkshire. All of these have very broad and fat bodies and belong to the lard type — except the Yorkshire, which has a narrower body, does not fatten readily, and be- longs to the bacon type. The Chester-White

. Manual of farm animals; a practical guide to the choosing, breeding, and keep of horses, cattle, sheep, and swine. Animal industry; Horses; Cattle; Sheep; Swine. 186 MANUAL OF FARM ANIMALS. FiQ. 65. — Jersey Cow "Torment- or's Lass." Owned by Hood Farm, Lowell, Mass. Dairy type. The dairy type. — When we reflect upon the purpose for which dairy cows are kept, the type becomes apparent. They are useful for the milk they can secrete, and not for the flesh of their bodies; and as the food should go to produce milk and not fat, therefore the body will be spare and not fleshy. The secre Stock Photo

RMPG204A–. Manual of farm animals; a practical guide to the choosing, breeding, and keep of horses, cattle, sheep, and swine. Animal industry; Horses; Cattle; Sheep; Swine. 186 MANUAL OF FARM ANIMALS. FiQ. 65. — Jersey Cow "Torment- or's Lass." Owned by Hood Farm, Lowell, Mass. Dairy type. The dairy type. — When we reflect upon the purpose for which dairy cows are kept, the type becomes apparent. They are useful for the milk they can secrete, and not for the flesh of their bodies; and as the food should go to produce milk and not fat, therefore the body will be spare and not fleshy. The secre

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. A manual of zoology. Zoology. IIISrORY OF ZOOLOGY. 49 clumsy and yet unmolested liy birds, because they contain bad- tasting fat bodies. Another species of butterfly accomimnies them (Pieridas), which does not taste Ijad, and yet are not eaten, because in flight, in cut, and marking of the wings they imitate the HdiconicB so closely that even a systematist might easily be confused (fig. 13). In a similar way bees and wasjjs, feared on account of their sting, are imitated by other insects. In Borneo there is a large black wasp, whose wings have a broad white spot. Fig. 14.—a, Mygnimia avicxil Stock Photo

RMRE0FJJ–. A manual of zoology. Zoology. IIISrORY OF ZOOLOGY. 49 clumsy and yet unmolested liy birds, because they contain bad- tasting fat bodies. Another species of butterfly accomimnies them (Pieridas), which does not taste Ijad, and yet are not eaten, because in flight, in cut, and marking of the wings they imitate the HdiconicB so closely that even a systematist might easily be confused (fig. 13). In a similar way bees and wasjjs, feared on account of their sting, are imitated by other insects. In Borneo there is a large black wasp, whose wings have a broad white spot. Fig. 14.—a, Mygnimia avicxil

RMPG028W–. Manual of farm animals; a practical guide to the choosing, breeding, and keep of horses, cattle, sheep, and swine. Animal industry; Horses; Cattle; Sheep; Swine. Fig. 65. — .Ieesey Cow "Torment- or's La.ss." Owned by Hood Farm, Lowell, Mass. Dairy type. The dairy type. — When we reflect upon the purpose for which dairy cows are kept, the type becomes apparent. They are useful for the millc they can secrete, and not for the flesh of their bodies; and as the food should go to produce milk and not fat, therefore the body will be spare and not fleshy. The secretion of milk takes place

RMRDHW5E–. A manual of zoology. Zoology. 38 GENERAL PRINCIPLES OF ZOOLOGY they contain bad-tasting fat bodies. Another species of butterfly accom- panies them (Pieridffi), which does not taste bad, and yet is not eaten, because in flight, in cut, and marl^ing of the wings it imitates the Helic- onia so closely that even a systematist might easily be confused (fig. 13). In a similar way bees and wasps, feared on account of their sting, are imitated by other insects. In Borneo there is a large black wasp, whose. Fig. II.—Leaf-butterflies. A, Kallima parahcta, fljans;: a, at rest (after Wallace). B, Sider

RMPG2046–. Manual of farm animals; a practical guide to the choosing, breeding, and keep of horses, cattle, sheep, and swine. Animal industry; Horses; Cattle; Sheep; Swine. FiQ. 65. — Jersey Cow "Torment- or's Lass." Owned by Hood Farm, Lowell, Mass. Dairy type. The dairy type. — When we reflect upon the purpose for which dairy cows are kept, the type becomes apparent. They are useful for the milk they can secrete, and not for the flesh of their bodies; and as the food should go to produce milk and not fat, therefore the body will be spare and not fleshy. The secretion of milk takes place in

. Outlines of zoology. e the modified blood passesby hepatic veins into the inferior vena cava.{b) The fat passes through the intestinal villi into the lymphaticvessels, which combine to form a thoracic duct, which runsforward and opens intp the left subclavian vein at its junctionwith the left external jugular. Here and there lie lymphaticglands. Bespiratory system.—The lungs are pink, spongy bodies,lying in the thorax,- connected with the exterior by thebronchial tubes and the trachea, and with the heart byblood vessels. The pleural membrane which invests thesurface of the lungs is reflected Stock Photo

RM2AGBK35–. Outlines of zoology. e the modified blood passesby hepatic veins into the inferior vena cava.{b) The fat passes through the intestinal villi into the lymphaticvessels, which combine to form a thoracic duct, which runsforward and opens intp the left subclavian vein at its junctionwith the left external jugular. Here and there lie lymphaticglands. Bespiratory system.—The lungs are pink, spongy bodies,lying in the thorax,- connected with the exterior by thebronchial tubes and the trachea, and with the heart byblood vessels. The pleural membrane which invests thesurface of the lungs is reflected

RMPG0290–. Manual of farm animals; a practical guide to the choosing, breeding, and keep of horses, cattle, sheep, and swine. Animal industry; Horses; Cattle; Sheep; Swine. 186 MANUAL OF FARM ANIMALS. Fig. 65. — .Ieesey Cow "Torment- or's La.ss." Owned by Hood Farm, Lowell, Mass. Dairy type. The dairy type. — When we reflect upon the purpose for which dairy cows are kept, the type becomes apparent. They are useful for the millc they can secrete, and not for the flesh of their bodies; and as the food should go to produce milk and not fat, therefore the body will be spare and not fleshy. The se

. Western agriculture. Since the function of dairy cattle is toproduce milk and butter-fat, very little of their feed is storedin their bodies as flesh. In performing this function certainparts of the body have been worked more than other parts.Therefore, in accordance with the law of nature, that greatexercise causes great development, we find the parts of thecow used most in making milk are more highly developedthan the parts of her body that are less exercised. The Udder. Of course, the udder, being the immediatefactory where the milk is made, is the point of chief consid-eration. It must b Stock Photo

RM2AFR59C–. Western agriculture. Since the function of dairy cattle is toproduce milk and butter-fat, very little of their feed is storedin their bodies as flesh. In performing this function certainparts of the body have been worked more than other parts.Therefore, in accordance with the law of nature, that greatexercise causes great development, we find the parts of thecow used most in making milk are more highly developedthan the parts of her body that are less exercised. The Udder. Of course, the udder, being the immediatefactory where the milk is made, is the point of chief consid-eration. It must b

. Outlines of zoology. Fig. 309.—Head region oi Protopterus.—From W. N. Parker. sn.i.. Sensory tubes ; /,/., lateral line e.br.i external gills ; pel.,pectoral fin ; op., operculum. inwards in a short pipe) to the nostrils, and thence to the lungs.The nourishment appears to be derived from a store of fat depositedin the lymphoid tissue around the reproductive organs and kidneys,and among the lateral muscles of the tail (cK fatty bodies in. Fig. 310.—Larva of Proiopterus.—After Budgett.e.g., external gills ; Pc, pectoral fin; Pv., pelvic fin. caterpillars, amphibians, etc.). Moreover, some of Stock Photo

RM2AGD62F–. Outlines of zoology. Fig. 309.—Head region oi Protopterus.—From W. N. Parker. sn.i.. Sensory tubes ; /,/., lateral line e.br.i external gills ; pel.,pectoral fin ; op., operculum. inwards in a short pipe) to the nostrils, and thence to the lungs.The nourishment appears to be derived from a store of fat depositedin the lymphoid tissue around the reproductive organs and kidneys,and among the lateral muscles of the tail (cK fatty bodies in. Fig. 310.—Larva of Proiopterus.—After Budgett.e.g., external gills ; Pc, pectoral fin; Pv., pelvic fin. caterpillars, amphibians, etc.). Moreover, some of

. Productive agriculture . cent. The general facts of this table have an important bearingupon feeding, and the study of the composition of feed stuffshas practical value. Composition of Animal Bodies and their Products Water Dry Matter Protein Fats Ash Sugar (Approximately) Beef steer Fat pig Fat lamb Milk S3-049-047.8. 86.4.74.0 47.05I-0 SS-2 13.626.0 13-512.012.3 14.9 34-0 40.0 28.S 4.4 10. S 3.60 2.2s 2.94 0.7 0.8 0.00.00.0 S-00.0 Eggs (edible part) . The study of the above table in comparison to the precedingone brings out the similarity of the composition of animal bodiesand their produc Stock Photo

RM2CE018A–. Productive agriculture . cent. The general facts of this table have an important bearingupon feeding, and the study of the composition of feed stuffshas practical value. Composition of Animal Bodies and their Products Water Dry Matter Protein Fats Ash Sugar (Approximately) Beef steer Fat pig Fat lamb Milk S3-049-047.8. 86.4.74.0 47.05I-0 SS-2 13.626.0 13-512.012.3 14.9 34-0 40.0 28.S 4.4 10. S 3.60 2.2s 2.94 0.7 0.8 0.00.00.0 S-00.0 Eggs (edible part) . The study of the above table in comparison to the precedingone brings out the similarity of the composition of animal bodiesand their produc

. The transformations (or metamorphoses) of insects. Insects; Insects; Myriapoda; Arachnida; Crustacea. THE METAMORPirosES OF Gvmuosoma rotundata. and this tube is protruded through one of the spiracles or respi- ratory orifices of its victim, so that it eats the juices and fat, and breathes through the body of the creature or *'host " upon which it is parasitic. The perfect insect and the pupa are also depicted. The Flesh Fly and the Blue Bottle are very useful as larvae, or, as they are called. Gentles, for they devour dead bodies of all kinds, and many species, belonging to the genus S Stock Photo

RMRR1XA3–. The transformations (or metamorphoses) of insects. Insects; Insects; Myriapoda; Arachnida; Crustacea. THE METAMORPirosES OF Gvmuosoma rotundata. and this tube is protruded through one of the spiracles or respi- ratory orifices of its victim, so that it eats the juices and fat, and breathes through the body of the creature or *'host " upon which it is parasitic. The perfect insect and the pupa are also depicted. The Flesh Fly and the Blue Bottle are very useful as larvae, or, as they are called. Gentles, for they devour dead bodies of all kinds, and many species, belonging to the genus S

RMRDB7JH–. The popular natural history . Zoology. THE WHALE. 127 ately for the water. As they proceed their huge bodies tremble like masses of jelly, in consequence of the fat with which they are so heavily laden. So plentiful is this fat, that a single adult male will furnish about seventy gallons of clear and scentless oiL WHALES. The Cetacea, or Whales, are more thoroughly aquatic than any other animals which have already been described, and are consequently framed in such a very fish-like manner that they have generally been considered as fishes by those who are but little acquainted with the anima

. A text-book in general physiology and anatomy. Physiology, Comparative; Anatomy. 368 EXCRETION M ^ opening. Unlike the skin, the action of these bodies is purely excretory, and to them is due the purification of the blood. Structure of the kidney.— The ordinary lamb's kidney which may be obtained from the butcher serves well to demonstrate the structm-e of this important organ. Removing the fat from the outside we find the reddish- brown kidney within, still surrounded with a trans- parent membrane or capsule. This membranous capsule is called the renal capsule. Remove this and we have the k Stock Photo

RMRDHT33–. A text-book in general physiology and anatomy. Physiology, Comparative; Anatomy. 368 EXCRETION M ^ opening. Unlike the skin, the action of these bodies is purely excretory, and to them is due the purification of the blood. Structure of the kidney.— The ordinary lamb's kidney which may be obtained from the butcher serves well to demonstrate the structm-e of this important organ. Removing the fat from the outside we find the reddish- brown kidney within, still surrounded with a trans- parent membrane or capsule. This membranous capsule is called the renal capsule. Remove this and we have the k

. Milk. Milk. 60 MILK This mixture of protoplasm and chromatin breaks up further into fragments (corpuscles of Nissen). These fragments may attach themselves to fat globules and then take the shape of hel- mets, caps, or sickles. Besides organized cells, small structureless particles are fre- quently observed, which are readily stained with anilin dyes. These particles may form aggregations of considerable size, large enough to form emboli in the alveoli (Fig. 23). Later calcium and magnesium salts crystallize on these clusters and give a radi- ated appearance. These bodies are clearly degener Stock Photo

RMRDYPAD–. Milk. Milk. 60 MILK This mixture of protoplasm and chromatin breaks up further into fragments (corpuscles of Nissen). These fragments may attach themselves to fat globules and then take the shape of hel- mets, caps, or sickles. Besides organized cells, small structureless particles are fre- quently observed, which are readily stained with anilin dyes. These particles may form aggregations of considerable size, large enough to form emboli in the alveoli (Fig. 23). Later calcium and magnesium salts crystallize on these clusters and give a radi- ated appearance. These bodies are clearly degener

. Wild animals at home [microform]. Animals; Zoology; Animaux; Zoologie. Fmmms Fttt-bcSfMt in holes or in the fat of their bodies, so need not be out when the intensest cold is on the land. Some have to face the weather all winter, and in these we find the fur of its best quality. Of this class are the Marten and the Northern Fox. They are the finest, warmest, lightest, softest of all furs. But colour is a cardinal point when beauty is consid- ered and where fashion is Queoi. So the du^cest colours are the soft olive brown with silver hairs, found in the Russian Sable, and the glossy black wit Stock Photo

RMREKFK2–. Wild animals at home [microform]. Animals; Zoology; Animaux; Zoologie. Fmmms Fttt-bcSfMt in holes or in the fat of their bodies, so need not be out when the intensest cold is on the land. Some have to face the weather all winter, and in these we find the fur of its best quality. Of this class are the Marten and the Northern Fox. They are the finest, warmest, lightest, softest of all furs. But colour is a cardinal point when beauty is consid- ered and where fashion is Queoi. So the du^cest colours are the soft olive brown with silver hairs, found in the Russian Sable, and the glossy black wit

. Text-book of embryology. Embryology. 256 INVEETEBEATA CHAP. sac body muscles. The inner wall in this region becomes converted into a mass of cells which are somewhat loosely arranged, their nuclei lose their chromatin, and fat drops are deposited in the bodies of the cells. This mass is the rudiment of the glistening white fat body so char- acteristic of insects (/.&, Fig. 208). Some cells of this fat body get loose in the coelomic sac and tend to choke it up. Where the outer wall of the sac passes into the inner, at its upper margin, peculiar cells called " cardioblasts " are Stock Photo

RMRDJ8CW–. Text-book of embryology. Embryology. 256 INVEETEBEATA CHAP. sac body muscles. The inner wall in this region becomes converted into a mass of cells which are somewhat loosely arranged, their nuclei lose their chromatin, and fat drops are deposited in the bodies of the cells. This mass is the rudiment of the glistening white fat body so char- acteristic of insects (/.&, Fig. 208). Some cells of this fat body get loose in the coelomic sac and tend to choke it up. Where the outer wall of the sac passes into the inner, at its upper margin, peculiar cells called " cardioblasts " are

. An introduction to zoology, with directions for practical work (invertebrates). 228 INTRODUCTION TO ZOOLOGY CHAP. probably have stripped of its leaves the twig on vehich they have been feeding. They are big, fat caterpillars nearly two inches long. Their bodies are yellow with interrupted black stripes running longitudinally down them (see Fig. 156,i?). They now cease feeding and travel down to the earth, in. Fig. 156.—Stages in Life of the Buff Tip Moth. A, Lime leaf with young larvae, several of which have just shed their skin ; a, cater- pillar just before the moult; 6, caterpillar just a Stock Photo

RMRDGYX8–. An introduction to zoology, with directions for practical work (invertebrates). 228 INTRODUCTION TO ZOOLOGY CHAP. probably have stripped of its leaves the twig on vehich they have been feeding. They are big, fat caterpillars nearly two inches long. Their bodies are yellow with interrupted black stripes running longitudinally down them (see Fig. 156,i?). They now cease feeding and travel down to the earth, in. Fig. 156.—Stages in Life of the Buff Tip Moth. A, Lime leaf with young larvae, several of which have just shed their skin ; a, cater- pillar just before the moult; 6, caterpillar just a

RMRDGXK4–. Manual of farm animals; a practical guide to the choosing, breeding, and keep of horses, cattle, sheep, and swine. Animal industry; Horses; Cattle; Sheep; Swine. FiQ. 65. — Jersey Cow "Torment- or's Lass." Owned by Hood Farm, Lowell, Mass. Dairy type. The dairy type. — When we reflect upon the purpose for which dairy cows are kept, the type becomes apparent. They are useful for the milk they can secrete, and not for the flesh of their bodies; and as the food should go to produce milk and not fat, therefore the body will be spare and not fleshy. The secretion of milk takes place in

RMRDE808–. Manual of farm animals; a practical guide to the choosing, breeding, and keep of horses, cattle, sheep, and swine. Animal industry; Horses; Cattle; Sheep; Swine. 186 MANUAL OF FARM ANIMALS. Fig. 65. — .Ieesey Cow "Torment- or's La.ss." Owned by Hood Farm, Lowell, Mass. Dairy type. The dairy type. — When we reflect upon the purpose for which dairy cows are kept, the type becomes apparent. They are useful for the millc they can secrete, and not for the flesh of their bodies; and as the food should go to produce milk and not fat, therefore the body will be spare and not fleshy. The se

RMRDGXKE–. Manual of farm animals; a practical guide to the choosing, breeding, and keep of horses, cattle, sheep, and swine. Animal industry; Horses; Cattle; Sheep; Swine. 186 MANUAL OF FARM ANIMALS. FiQ. 65. — Jersey Cow "Torment- or's Lass." Owned by Hood Farm, Lowell, Mass. Dairy type. The dairy type. — When we reflect upon the purpose for which dairy cows are kept, the type becomes apparent. They are useful for the milk they can secrete, and not for the flesh of their bodies; and as the food should go to produce milk and not fat, therefore the body will be spare and not fleshy. The secre

. A text-book of comparative physiology for students and practitioners of comparative (veterinary) medicine. Physiology, Comparative. DIGESTION OP POOD. 277 adult animals, and common experience proves this to be the , case; while chemical analysis shows that they, like milk, con-/ tain all the necessary food constituents. Meat (muscle, with fat chiefly) is also, of course, a valuable food, abounding in Animal Foods. Explansition of the signB. -Profeids. ATbuminoida. N-/ree org. bodies. Salts. Beef. Pork. Fowl. Flah. Egg. Cow's milk. Human milk. Wheaten-'bread. Peas. Bice. Potatoes. White Turni Stock Photo

RMRE03PY–. A text-book of comparative physiology for students and practitioners of comparative (veterinary) medicine. Physiology, Comparative. DIGESTION OP POOD. 277 adult animals, and common experience proves this to be the , case; while chemical analysis shows that they, like milk, con-/ tain all the necessary food constituents. Meat (muscle, with fat chiefly) is also, of course, a valuable food, abounding in Animal Foods. Explansition of the signB. -Profeids. ATbuminoida. N-/ree org. bodies. Salts. Beef. Pork. Fowl. Flah. Egg. Cow's milk. Human milk. Wheaten-'bread. Peas. Bice. Potatoes. White Turni

. The butterflies of North America; second series [microform]. Butterflies; Butterflies; Lepidoptera; Papillons; Papillons; Lépidoptères. LIMKMTIS I. I he feeding on sugar wiitcr was to make the bodies enormously fat, so tliat tliey ^welled out like the bodies of wasps and the insect coidd scarcely move about, iind in a few days died. Probably tiiis excess of fat hindered the hiying of eggs, lor there always were found to be a few mature eggs in the ovaries. These egi's kA' ProHirpina iiatched, beginnitig on the ninth day, and the larvic fed well. Hut before they had reached the hybernating st Stock Photo

RMRJ1G54–. The butterflies of North America; second series [microform]. Butterflies; Butterflies; Lepidoptera; Papillons; Papillons; Lépidoptères. LIMKMTIS I. I he feeding on sugar wiitcr was to make the bodies enormously fat, so tliat tliey ^welled out like the bodies of wasps and the insect coidd scarcely move about, iind in a few days died. Probably tiiis excess of fat hindered the hiying of eggs, lor there always were found to be a few mature eggs in the ovaries. These egi's kA' ProHirpina iiatched, beginnitig on the ninth day, and the larvic fed well. Hut before they had reached the hybernating st

RMRDE7YY–. Manual of farm animals; a practical guide to the choosing, breeding, and keep of horses, cattle, sheep, and swine. Animal industry; Horses; Cattle; Sheep; Swine. Fig. 65. — .Ieesey Cow "Torment- or's La.ss." Owned by Hood Farm, Lowell, Mass. Dairy type. The dairy type. — When we reflect upon the purpose for which dairy cows are kept, the type becomes apparent. They are useful for the millc they can secrete, and not for the flesh of their bodies; and as the food should go to produce milk and not fat, therefore the body will be spare and not fleshy. The secretion of milk takes place

. The practical study of malaria and other blood parasites. Malaria; Mosquitoes; Trypanosoma; Blood. 112 seen as clear oval or round bodies, ^-7^1 in which the distinct and clearly defined pigment occurs. The more advanced forms can scarcely be missed. It is necessary to bear in mind the normal structures and the fact that, until the parasite reaches a considerable size and has a very sharply defined cyst wall, pigment, of the characters belonging to the species of parasite concerned, is present.. Fig. 32. (Left to right) Pericardial Cell, Fat Body Cell, Swollen Epithelium Cell, Thin Membrane Stock Photo

RMRE445P–. The practical study of malaria and other blood parasites. Malaria; Mosquitoes; Trypanosoma; Blood. 112 seen as clear oval or round bodies, ^-7^1 in which the distinct and clearly defined pigment occurs. The more advanced forms can scarcely be missed. It is necessary to bear in mind the normal structures and the fact that, until the parasite reaches a considerable size and has a very sharply defined cyst wall, pigment, of the characters belonging to the species of parasite concerned, is present.. Fig. 32. (Left to right) Pericardial Cell, Fat Body Cell, Swollen Epithelium Cell, Thin Membrane

$. The practical study of malaria and other blood parasites. Malaria; Mosquitoes; Trypanosoma; Blood. "5 from the thorax (the dissection is best done on a dull-black surface). 4. Examine the piece of tissue under a half- inch lens. (The diaphragm should be as nearly closed as possible). The glands will be seen hanging on to the neck as finger-like, transparent, glistening bodies. Muscle has a greyish look, and even the fat body is not so refractile as the glands.. 3'?/..,-^^ Fig. 34. Shewing position of Salivary Glands 5. Now place one needle on the head, and with the other make a transver Stock Photo$

RMRE4446–. The practical study of malaria and other blood parasites. Malaria; Mosquitoes; Trypanosoma; Blood. "5 from the thorax (the dissection is best done on a dull-black surface). 4. Examine the piece of tissue under a half- inch lens. (The diaphragm should be as nearly closed as possible). The glands will be seen hanging on to the neck as finger-like, transparent, glistening bodies. Muscle has a greyish look, and even the fat body is not so refractile as the glands.. 3'?/..,-^^ Fig. 34. Shewing position of Salivary Glands 5. Now place one needle on the head, and with the other make a transver

. The illustrated natural history [microform]. Mammals; Natural history; Mammifères; Sciences naturelles. AW. , ^ II ilfel I ('-I '::^......v [t! fl Ih ^i M i!. «li.V l,^»i.—(lllirut Jiihutii. slw'p tliey opon tlioir Himillis in a tlircatcniuij; iiiaiincr, liut dn iKit s"j1ii to think of nsiiii;! tlu'ir teeth, and if they find tliat tlicir disturl)Ci's do not run avay, tliey take that ollice upon tliemselves, and move off deliberately for the water. As they proceed their huge bodies trendile like masses of jelly, in consequence of the fat with which they are so heavily laden. So plentif Stock Photo

RMREP9C1–. The illustrated natural history [microform]. Mammals; Natural history; Mammifères; Sciences naturelles. AW. , ^ II ilfel I ('-I '::^......v [t! fl Ih ^i M i!. «li.V l,^»i.—(lllirut Jiihutii. slw'p tliey opon tlioir Himillis in a tlircatcniuij; iiiaiincr, liut dn iKit s"j1ii to think of nsiiii;! tlu'ir teeth, and if they find tliat tlicir disturl)Ci's do not run avay, tliey take that ollice upon tliemselves, and move off deliberately for the water. As they proceed their huge bodies trendile like masses of jelly, in consequence of the fat with which they are so heavily laden. So plentif

. San Jose scale [microform]. San José scale; Fruits; Insect pests; Insectes nuisibles, Lutte contre les; Pou de San José; Fruit. HOW TO XmifTiyT IHS BJkKJOSA SOAU. ArrJUMUtOB ow tarn Slv Josk Soau.—If we take a San Jot^ Scale infeited p^eoe of baik or an infested apple or pear in the rammer or early aatnmn and «xam- in* it caiefnlly we shall find the surface stadded with niuiali dot-like bodies. If 'm omah tiiaie, juice <» fat will ran out from beneath, and If we use a pin or a knife we can easily remove them from the bark or the skin of the fruit These little dot-like bodies or specks are Stock Photo

RMRENG1K–. San Jose scale [microform]. San José scale; Fruits; Insect pests; Insectes nuisibles, Lutte contre les; Pou de San José; Fruit. HOW TO XmifTiyT IHS BJkKJOSA SOAU. ArrJUMUtOB ow tarn Slv Josk Soau.—If we take a San Jot^ Scale infeited p^eoe of baik or an infested apple or pear in the rammer or early aatnmn and «xam- in* it caiefnlly we shall find the surface stadded with niuiali dot-like bodies. If 'm omah tiiaie, juice <» fat will ran out from beneath, and If we use a pin or a knife we can easily remove them from the bark or the skin of the fruit These little dot-like bodies or specks are

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