 | Robert Bentley Todd - 1849 - 924 lapas
...than the first, and those communicating with the second trunk of the fifth; but at different |>oints from which the nerves pass to the viscera, there is...with the semilunar ganglion in the turtle; near the kidney it assumes the form of a nervous membrane or retina, before it is distributed on the urinary... | |
 | Robert Bentley Todd - 1852 - 836 lapas
...has not any more ganglia than the first, and those communicating with the second trunk of the fifth ; but at different points from which the nerves pass...with the semilunar ganglion in the turtle ; near the kidney it assumes the form of a nervous membrane or retina, before it is distributed on the urinary... | |
 | 1859 - 940 lapas
...Mr. Swan, in his admirable description of the organic nervous system in the boa constrictor, says, "This plexiform structure varies in different parts,...and becomes much greater about the beginning of the intestines, but it resembles that corresponding in the semiluuar ganglia in the turtle. Near the kidney... | |
 | Richard Owen - 1866 - 704 lapas
...has not any more ganglia than the first, and those communicating with the second trunk of the fifth ; but at different points from which the nerves pass...with the semilunar ganglion in the Turtle : near the kidney it assumes the form of a nervous membrane or retina, before it is distributed on the urinary... | |
 | Richard Owen - 1866 - 700 lapas
...has not any more ganglia than the first, and those communicating with the second trunk of the fifth ; but at different points from which the nerves pass...with the semilunar ganglion in the Turtle : near the kidney it assumes the form of a nervous membrane or retina, before it is distributed on the urinary... | |
 | Richard Owen - 1866 - 734 lapas
...has not any more ganglia than the first, and those communicating with the second trunk of the fifth ; but at different points from which the nerves pass...there is an appearance of a delicate plexus: this plcxiform structure varies in different parts, and becomes much greater about the beginning of the... | |
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... the ribs and spine, and communicates with filaments of the par vagum ; it is afterwards continued downwards, receiving a filament from each spinal nerve ; in its course it is a very fine nerve, and has not any more ganglia than the first, and those... 