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Show XX Page 27. Diaphragm of Harnessed Antelope. (Abdominal surface.) 287 28. Dissection of the base of the liver and lung of Megalobatrachus on the right side of the body, to show arrangement of divisions of Coelom ouu 29. Ventral view of Heart of Megalobatrachus 303 30. Auricular septum of Megalobatrachus, viewed from in front 305 31. Transverse section through right branch of Synangium oi Megalobatrachus 308 32. Junction of vascular arches of Meyalobatrachus to form dorsal aorta 309 33. Heart and Arterial Trunks of Meyalobatrachus from the side . . 311 34. Dissection illustrating relation of arteriae comites aortas of Meyalobatrachus to " diaphragm " 314 35. Diagrammatic sketch of skin of Gazelle to show hair-whorl on withers 317 36. Gall-bladder of Ophiophagus bunyarus 320 37. Dissection of neck of Ophiophayus 323 38. A more detailed view of two air-sacs and dividing septum in Ophiophayus 324 39. A portion of trachea from dorsal surface of Ophiophayus, showing, A, perforation leading into air-sac, and, B, circular thinning of tracheal membrane 325 40. Ending of trachea in lung of Ophiophagus 326 41. Diagram of the hair-whorls and hair-streams on the frontoparietal region of the head of a female specimen of Okapi in the British Museum 338 42. Diagram of hair-whorls and hair-streams on the fronto-parietal region of the head of a small adult female specimen of Okapi in Mr. Rothschild's Museum 339 43. Erinaceus auritus 343 44. Meckel's diverticulum in the Woodcock 353 45. Dorsal view of tongue of Vultur auricidaris. Dorsal view of tongue of Gypagus papa 387 46. Sarcorhamphits aquatorialis; insertion of maxillo-j ugal: Mandible viewed from behind 390 47. Cathartes atratus ; insertion of maxillo-jugal: Mandible, viewed from behind 390 48. Gypagus papa ; insertion of maxillo-jugal: Mandible, viewed from behind 39^ |