. A manual of elementary zoology . Zoology. Fig. 274.—A semi-dia- grammatic ventral view of the heart and neigh- bouring blood-vessels of a cod. ;.a., Afferent branchial arteries; , anterior cardinal sinus; an. .auricle; , bulbus arteriosus; , ductus Cuvieri; , posterior cardinal sinus; v., ventricle ; , ventral Fig. 275.—A diagrammatic ventral view of the dorsal arterial system of a cod. tunles., anterior mesenteric artery; cc, common carotid; '., anastomosis between the in- ternal carotids which completes the circulus cephalicus; coe., cceliac; ,


. A manual of elementary zoology . Zoology. Fig. 274.—A semi-dia- grammatic ventral view of the heart and neigh- bouring blood-vessels of a cod. ;.a., Afferent branchial arteries; , anterior cardinal sinus; an. .auricle; , bulbus arteriosus; , ductus Cuvieri; , posterior cardinal sinus; v., ventricle ; , ventral Fig. 275.—A diagrammatic ventral view of the dorsal arterial system of a cod. tunles., anterior mesenteric artery; cc, common carotid; '., anastomosis between the in- ternal carotids which completes the circulus cephalicus; coe., cceliac; , dorsal aorta; , efferent branchial; , ex- ternal carotid; , hyoidean; , in- ternal carotid; op., ophthalmic; , posterior carotid; psb., pseudobranchial; sir., suprabranchial; scl., subclavian ar- artery, and the replacement of the dorsal aorta in the gill region by two suprabranchial arteries, which recall those of Amphioxus. The whiting also reveals a feature in which the Teleostomi (with the exception of some ganoids) are unique among Vertebrata—namely, that the oviducts are continuous with the ovaries. The bony flat fishes (Soles, Plaice, etc.) are related in general features to the whiting, but are flattened—not, as is the skate, from above down-. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original Borradaile, L. A. (Lancelot Alexander), 1872-1945. London : H. Frowde, Hodder & Stoughton


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