Journal of morphology . m. 150 A VERS. EXPLANATION OF PLATE VII. Fig. I. Several hair cells from the basilar organ of the Mocking-bird, to showthe effect of reagents upon the hairs, a, the average result of the action of alcoholand hardening acids upon the hairs when care is exercised to preserve them, b, anearly normal hair, with tip slightly melted down by the acid, c, more modified , an apparent collar about the base of the hairs of one cell. X 1400. Fig. 2. One of the cartilaginous bars and the attached membrana basilaris fromthe cochlea of the Mocking-bird, showing the two very dist
Journal of morphology . m. 150 A VERS. EXPLANATION OF PLATE VII. Fig. I. Several hair cells from the basilar organ of the Mocking-bird, to showthe effect of reagents upon the hairs, a, the average result of the action of alcoholand hardening acids upon the hairs when care is exercised to preserve them, b, anearly normal hair, with tip slightly melted down by the acid, c, more modified , an apparent collar about the base of the hairs of one cell. X 1400. Fig. 2. One of the cartilaginous bars and the attached membrana basilaris fromthe cochlea of the Mocking-bird, showing the two very distinct fibre layers of themembrane, , spiral blood-vessel, , a few of the epithelial cells of the senseorgan covering the membrane, i and 2, the lower and upper layers of the basilarmembrane. X 380. Fig. 3. Three hairs from the papilla lagense of the Mocking-bird, with theirbasal attachment, viewed in living condition in normal salt solution, with optical sec-tions at a and b. X S50. Fig. 4. The proximal end of the m
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