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Mammals Anatomy |
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Mandible of a Rabbit Lateral half of mandible of a rabbi, opened to show the arrangement of rodent teeth.... |
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Mane The long hair on the neck of horses, lions, etc.... |
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Mastodon "Mastodon is an extinct genus of proboscideans, closely allied to the true elephants. The genus ranged in time from the middle of the Miocene period to the end of the Pliocene in the Old World, when t... |
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Mastodon A genus of elephants now extinct, and of which fossil remains occus in America as late as the Post Pliocene period.... |
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Mastodon Mastodon giganteus. An Animal of the Mammalian Age.... |
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Medulla and Cord of the Orang, Section Through Junction of Two section through the junction between the cord and medulla of the Orang. A is at a slightly lower level than B.... |
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Medullary Substance from a Mesenteric Gland of he OX A small portion of medullary substance from a mesenteric gland of an ox, d, trabeculae; a, part of a cord of glandular substances from which all but a few of the lymph corpuscles have been washed out ... |
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Medullary Substance of an Inguinal Gland Section of medullary substance of an inguinal gland of an ox. Labels: a, glandular substance or pulp forming rounded cords joining in a continuous net ( dark in the figure): c, trabeculae; the space,... |
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Megatherium "Megatherium is a genus of extinct edentates, founded on a nearly complete skeleton discovered on the banks of the Lujan, about 9 miles from Buenos Ayres, and sent by the Marquis of Loretto, the vicer... |
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Megatherium This is a skeleton of the Megatherium. Megatheria were a group of elephant-sized ground sloths that lived from 2 million to 8,000 years ago. Their smaller ground sloth cousins were the Mylodon.... |
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Megatherium, fossil The fossilized skeleton of a Megatherium.... |
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Mesenteric Gland Section of a mesenteric gland from the ox. Labels: a, Hilus; b, medullary substance; c, cortical substance with indistinct alveoli; d, capsule.... |
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Mesenteries of a Horse The two mesenteries; the great colon being removed. Labels: a, anterior mesentery; b, mesenteric glands; c, loops of the small intestine; d, colic mesentery; e, loops of the floating colon; f, sphinct... |
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Mesohippus bairdi, skeleton of a "Skeleton of Mesohippus bairdi, the three-toed ancestor of our horse. This animal was about the size of a sheep." — Davison, 1906... |
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Mesotherium Cristatum "Cranium and lower jaw of Mesotherium Cristatum." —The Encyclopedia Britannica, 1903... |
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Metatarsus of a Horse Posterior view of left metatarsus of a horse. 1, Large metatarsal bone; 2, Internal small metatarsal bone; 3, external, small metatarsal bone; 4, partial origin of suspensory and check ligaments; 5, n... |
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Mole, Fore-Foot of the The larger fore-foot of a common mole, showing five claws. ... |
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Mole, Hind-Foot of a The smaller hind-foot of a common mole, showing five claws. ... |
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Molossus Glaucinus "Head of Molossus glaucinus." —The Encyclopedia Britannica, 1903... |
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Molossus Glaucinus "Head of Molossus Glaucinus." —The Encyclopedia Britannica, 1903... |
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Monkey Skeleton "Skeleton of the Ateles Beleebuth." — Encyclopedia Britanica, 1893... |
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Mormops Blainrillii "Head of Mormops Blainrillii." —The Encyclopedia Britannica, 1903... |
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Mouse Nest, Harvest A Harvest Mouse nest constructed of grass woven together on three stalks.... |
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Mucous Membrane Section of mucous membrane of the small intestine. One the left a villus is seen in seen in section. Labels: a, the epithelial covering; c, the blood-vessels; d, the basement membrane, or subepithelia... |
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Mucous Membrane of Frog's Intestine Mucous membrane of a frog's intestine during fat absorption. Labels: ep, epithelium; str, striated borer; C, lymph corpuscles; l, lacteal.... |
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