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Title: Comparative embryology of the vertebrates; with 2057 drawings and photos. grouped as 380 illus
Identifier: comparativeembry00nels (find matches)
Year: 1953 (1950s)
Authors: Nelsen, Olin E. (Olin Everett), b. 1898
Subjects: Vertebrates -- Embryology; Comparative embryology
Publisher: New York, Blakiston
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REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEM OF THE FEMALE 59 through the hilus are to be found the blood and lymph vessels which supply the ovary (fig. 30). The ovary of the teleost fish is a specialized, compact type of ovary adapted to the ovulation of many thousands, and in pelagic species, millions of eggs at one time. It has an elongate hilar aspect which permits blood vessels to enter the ovarian tissue along one surface of the ovary, whereas the opposite side is the ovulating area. In many teleosts the ovulating surface possesses a special sinus-like space or lumen (fig. 28) which continues posteriad to join the very short oviduct. At the time of ovulation the eggs are discharged into this space and move caudally as the ovarian tissue contracts. In other teleosts this ovulatory space is not a permanent structure but is formed only at the time of ovulation. In Tilapia macrocephala, for example, the ovulatory lumen is formed on the side of the ovary opposite the area where the blood vessels enter. The formation of this space at the time of ovulation is described by Aronson and Holz-Tucker ('49) as a rupture of the elastic follicles during ovulation whereupon the follicle walls shrink toward the ovarian midline, l-r— /—U T E RU
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INFUNDIBULUM FALLOPIAN TUBE OVARY RECTUM URINARY BLADDER BIG BONE URETHRA VA G I N A CLITORIS LABIUM MINUS LABIUM MAJUS Fig. 29. Diagrammatic representation of a midsagittal section of the reproductive organs of the human female. (Slightly modified from Morris: Human Anatomy, Phila- delphia, Blakiston.)

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