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Title: Observations on certain parts of the animal oeconomy
Year: 1792 (1790s)
Authors: Hunter, John, 1728-1793
Subjects: Anatomy Physiology Anatomy Physiology
Publisher: London : Printed and sold at no. 13, Castle-Street, Leicester-Square and by Mr. G. Nichol, Pall-Mall and Mr. J. Johnson, St. Paul's Church-Yard
Contributing Library: Francis A. Countway Library of Medicine
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he organs of generation of Mr. Arbuthnots freemartin, which are alnioft a complete mixture of the male and female:with this flruclure of the parts, the external appearances and generalcharafter of the animal correfponded, it being neither that of the bull norcow, but a mixt charadler. A The peak of the labia. B B The two labia. C The glans clitoridis. D D The in fide of the common vagina. E E Orifices of the dudls of two glands. F The orifice of the meatus urinarius. G G The true vagina. H H Either the contrafted vagina, or what may be called uterus. 11 The horns of ditto, only pervious a little way. K The right ovarium deprived of its capfula. L The left ovarium inclofed in its capfula. M A briftle introduced through the orifice into the capfula. N The right tefticle. O O O O The right vas deferens. P P The veficuls feminales. QC^ The duds of veficuls feminales ieen through the vagina, R Points to the openings of the valk deferentia and veficulse feminales. 57^^!-. XI. /lfj^.iM a,-/.
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Hfjia^/.m, ■•ottM ( 7Z 3 PLAT E XL THIS plate exhibits a front view of the organs of generation of Mr.Wellss free martin, which are more the parts of a cow than of a bull;and the animal itfelf refembled a young heifer very much in its appearance. A The clitoris.B B The crura clitoridis.C The urethra.D The bladder. E The body of the uterus beyond the bladder, which is Impervious,F F The horns of ditto, which are alfo impervious.G The left ovarium deprived of its capfula.H The capfula inclofing its ovarium.1111 Interrupted parts of the vafa deferentla.K K The fpermatic veiTels.L The gubernaculum of the right iide. M The beginning of the tunica vaginalis communis^ into which is in-troduced a briftle to (how that it is hollow.N N A^effels going behind the bladder.O O The two ureters.P P The veliculffi feminales. i r i i ( ! ) AN ACCOUNT OF AN EXTRAORDINARY PHEASANT. EVERY deviation from that original form and ilru6lure which givesthe diftingui£hing charadler to the produdtion

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