The anatomy of the domestic fowlKaupp, B. F. (Benjamin Franklyn)
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The anatomy of the domestic fowl
Kaupp, B. F. (Benjamin Franklyn)
Poultry -- Anatomy
The outer upper part of the tip of the beak is provided with a short,
stout, spike-like arrangement, called the _egg tooth_. On the twentieth
day this part of the beak is forced against the wall of the egg and
gradually breaks through the egg shell. The breathing by the lungs
commences some time before hatching; this is evidenced by the chick
within the shell giving chirping sounds.
[Illustration:
FIG. 83.
_A._ Longitudinal section of chick, 4 days incubation. 1, Cephalic
fold. 2, Caudal fold. 3, True amniotic cavity. 4, Epiblast. 5,
Somatic mesoblast. 6, Visceral mesoblast. 7, Hypoblast. 8, Future
anua still closed. 9. The allantoic vessicle. 10, The mesentery. 11,
Intestine. 12 and 13, Yolk sac. 14, Cavity of true amnion. 15, The
mouth. 16, Pleuroperitoneal cavity. 17, Fore gut.
_B._ Membranes of the chick at the third day of incubation. 1,
Membrane surrounding albumin. 2, Amnion. 3, Allantois. 4,
Vitellicle.
_C._ The fore part of an embryo chick at the second day. 1,
Mesencephalon. 2, The eye. 3, Olfactory organ. 4, Mandibular arch.
5, Maxillary arch. 6, Maxillary arch. 7, Hyoidean arch. 8, Scapular
arch. 9, Depression organ of hearing. 11, Process from encephalon
for union with nerve of hearing.
_D._ Primitive blood-vessels at second day of incubation (Owen). 1,
Mesocephalon. 2, The right anterior longitudinal vein. 3, The eye.
4, The mandibular arch. 5, The hyoidean arch. 6, Scapular arch. 7,
The same. 8, The ventricular portion of the heart. 9, The right
transverse vitelline vein. 10, Posterior longitudinal vitelline
vein. 11, Vertebral vein. 12, Tributaries of same. 14, The auricle.
16, Aortic bulb.
_E._, A transverse section of chick embryo, 29 hours incubation. 1,
Neural canal. 2, Neural crest. 3, Somatopleure. 4, Splanchnopleure.
5, Omphalomesenteric vein. 6, Aorta. 7, Notocord. 8,
Pleuroperitoneal cavity.
_F._ Chick embryo at the ninth day of incubation. 1, Allantois. 2,
Amnion. 3, Air cell at large end of the egg. 4, Egg shell. 5, Outer
shell membrane. 6, Inner shell membrane. 7, Yolk sac. 8, Albumin
(Bradley).
]
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