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Title: Anatomical technology as applied to the domestic cat; an introduction to human, veterinary, and comparative anatomy
Year: 1882 (1880s)
Authors: Wilder, Burt G. (Burt Green), 1841-1925 Gage, Simon Henry, 1851-1944
Subjects: Cats Dissection Mammals Dissection Anatomy, Comparative Cats
Publisher: New York, Chicago, A.S. Barnes and company
Contributing Library: MBLWHOI Library
Digitizing Sponsor: MBLWHOI Library

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ale. Fs. mnd.. Fossa mandibularis.—Mandibular or glenoid fossa (Fig. 57), Ft. rt., Fenestra rotunda (Fig. 57). Ft. ov., Fenestra ovalis. M. a. e., Meatus auditorius externus.—External auditory meatus. O. boe., Os basioceipitale, az.—Basioccipital bone. Pre. z.. Processus zygomaticus.—Zygomatic process of the temporal bone. Spt. tym.. Septum tympanicum.—The bony partition dividing the interior of thebulla into two unequal chambers. § 546. Fig. 59—Preparation.—Tlie soft parts were removed(§ 250, B), and then the section was made with a watch-spring sawwhile the skull was still moist. The section was made about 2 mm. Fig. 58. — Ventro - lateralView of the Left BullaAND Adjacekt Parts ; x 1.5. 18G ANATOMICAL TECHNOL 0 G Y. to the left of the meson to avoid injuring the mesethmoideum andother mesal parts. The remaining parts of the left half were after-ward removed with the nippers ; the septa of the frontal and sphe-noidal sinuses were likewise partly removed. Q.etKtJj)/
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Fig. 59.—Hemisection of the Skxill, Right Side; x 1.5. Bulla tym., Bulla tympanica.—Tympanic or auditory bulla (Fig. 58). Fm. j., Foramen jugulare—s. Fm. lacerum posterius.—Jugular or posterior lacer-ated foramen. Opposite the occipital condyle and nearly caudad of the condylar foramen is an un-named opening for a vein. Fm. op., Foramen opticum.—Optic foramen. Fm. sphplt., Foramen spheno-palatinum.—Spheno-palatine foramen. Fs. ap., Fossa appendicularis (Fig- 56). § 547. Fossae of the Cranial Cavity.—(A) Fossa cerebellaris, az.—Cerebellarfossa.—This is the part of the cranial cavity caudad of the osseous tentorium. It containsthe cerebellum and medulla (Fig. 88). (B) Fossa cerebralis, az.—Cerebral fossa.—This is the part of the cavity of the skullbetween the tentorium caudad and the olfactory fossa cephalad. It contains the cere-brum, thalamus, part of the optic lobes and the crura (Fig. 88). (C) Fossa olfactoria—s. rhinencephalica—Olfactory or rhinencephalic

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