. Quain's elements of anatomy . Fig. 198.—Epithelium op commenc-ing LYMPHATIC (Auerbach). 240 DIAMETERS. RELATION OF LYMPHATICS AND CONNECTIVE TISSUE. 205 much less numerous in the lymphatics and lacteals of birds than inthose of mammiferous animals. Bielation of the lymphatics of origin to the cells and cell-spacesof the connective tissue.—It has been abeady stated (p. 58) thatthe cells of the connective tissue lie in spaces in the ground-substancewhich they more or less completely fill. These cells and cell-spacesform in many parts an intercommunicating network of varying finenessextending t
. Quain's elements of anatomy . Fig. 198.—Epithelium op commenc-ing LYMPHATIC (Auerbach). 240 DIAMETERS. RELATION OF LYMPHATICS AND CONNECTIVE TISSUE. 205 much less numerous in the lymphatics and lacteals of birds than inthose of mammiferous animals. Bielation of the lymphatics of origin to the cells and cell-spacesof the connective tissue.—It has been abeady stated (p. 58) thatthe cells of the connective tissue lie in spaces in the ground-substancewhich they more or less completely fill. These cells and cell-spacesform in many parts an intercommunicating network of varying finenessextending throughout the substance of the tissue (fig. 199, d, d, Fig. 199,. Fig. 199.—Nitrate of silver preparation from rabbits omentum (Klein). Magnified. a, lymphatic vessel; 6, artery ; c, capillaries ; d, branched cells of the tissue whichare seen to be connected both with the capillary walls, and, as at e, with the lymphatic. fig. 200, c, c), whilst in other parts the cells acquire a broad flattenedform, and joining edge to edge with other similar cells may in this wayform an epithelioid patch in the ground substance. Not unfrequentlythe cells in such a patch take on the wavy border described aboveas met with in the lymphatics of origin (see the isolated patchesin fig. 197). Further, the flattened cells which form the walls ofthe lymphatics are connected here and there both with the moreramified cells of the tissue (fig. 199, e) and Avith those which form 206 LYMPHATIC SYSTEM. the epithelioid patches, and in silvered preparations they appear to becontinuous with one another. The epithelioid patches look in fact likea part of the lymphatic vessels, and
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