The anatomy and diseases of the breast .. . r. The teats at first sight appear single; but one in this in-jected dug contained three mamillary tubes, and theother contained only two. The glands are injected Mith wax, and form a foliage upontheir surfaces. Glandules appear upon every part ofthis foliage, and in these the milk-cells are readilytraced. At the roots of the teats are reservoirs, of large size, butnot proportionably equal in magnitude to those ofthe cow, yet still capable of containing many ouncesof milk. Fig. 2. Is the udder of a foetal mare, in which there are twostraight tubes in
The anatomy and diseases of the breast .. . r. The teats at first sight appear single; but one in this in-jected dug contained three mamillary tubes, and theother contained only two. The glands are injected Mith wax, and form a foliage upontheir surfaces. Glandules appear upon every part ofthis foliage, and in these the milk-cells are readilytraced. At the roots of the teats are reservoirs, of large size, butnot proportionably equal in magnitude to those ofthe cow, yet still capable of containing many ouncesof milk. Fig. 2. Is the udder of a foetal mare, in which there are twostraight tubes in each teat, opening into the lactife-rous canals. These canals or tubes terminate evenin this young animal in cells, which are filled withmercury. specific gravity of asses milk is 1*033 to 10355. Composition. Its sugar is larger in quantity than that of the cow, and it is, therefore, a most wholesome food. Cream, 2-9. Curd, 20. Sugar, 4-5. Allowed to stand, it divides itself into cream and whey. Cream 3 1 — or — 45 15
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