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Tab. XXXII.
Fig. 1. The Bowels of a Dog-Fish, called by the Latines Galeus Laevis.
- A. THE Trunk of the Aorta, coming out of the Base of the Heart.
- B B. The Branches springing out of each side of the Aorta.
- C. The Cone of the Heart.
- D D. The body of the Heart resembleth a Shepherds Pouch.
- e e. The Auricle of the Heart, in which being opened, may be seen many muscular Fibres, interwoven after the manner of Network.
- f f. An Intersepiment parting the middle from the lower Venter.
- F F. The upper and thick part of the Liver.
- G G G. The Left Lobe which is very long, extended to the end of the Colon.
- H H. Part of the Right Lobe cut off.
- I I. The sides of the Gulet.
- K K. The transverse Fibres of the Gulet.
- L. The upper part of the Stomach.
- M. The lower part, or Base of the Stomach is more contracted.
- N N N N. The Branches of the Gastric Veins.
- o o o o. The Trunk of the Gastric Veins.
- Q Q. The Gastrepiploic Vessels, seated near the bottom of the Stomach in 〈◊〉〈◊〉 Dog-fish on the right side.
- R R R. A Gut ascending up to the top of the Ventricle, and there maketh an Arch.
- S S S. The great Gut, which may be termed the Colon for greatness, (did it not want the connivent Valves) is endued with large Blood-vessels.
- T T. The Pancreas enclosed in its upper region within the Arch of the Gut.
- u u u u u u. The Process of the Pancreas of a Red fleshy colour.
- w. The Fissure near the termination.
- x. The termination of the Process, where it seemeth to be inserted into the Left side of the Stomach.
- y y. The Milte.