. The fundus oculi of birds, especially as viewed by the ophthalmoscope; a study in the comparative anatomy and physiology . Ardeiformes Plate XXI Botaurus Ardeiformes Plate XXII (ancroma cochlearia CARINATjE Ardeiformes Glossy Ibis. Plegadis faldnellus. Plate XXIII. The general color of the eyeground is blue-gray. It is coveredby a mass of minute, grayish dots, that probably furnishes the lightbut brilliant gray tone that appears when the rays reflected by theophthalmoscope are thrown on it. The inferior quadrants of thefundus, including both margins of the optic disc, exhibit a l
. The fundus oculi of birds, especially as viewed by the ophthalmoscope; a study in the comparative anatomy and physiology . Ardeiformes Plate XXI Botaurus Ardeiformes Plate XXII (ancroma cochlearia CARINATjE Ardeiformes Glossy Ibis. Plegadis faldnellus. Plate XXIII. The general color of the eyeground is blue-gray. It is coveredby a mass of minute, grayish dots, that probably furnishes the lightbut brilliant gray tone that appears when the rays reflected by theophthalmoscope are thrown on it. The inferior quadrants of thefundus, including both margins of the optic disc, exhibit a largenumber of orange-red choroidal capillaries. They are very numer-ous below the nerve-head, and suffuse the whole fundus near theperiphery with an orange-pink glow. Apparently there is but one macular area, situated above the discand on its nasal side. In the centre of this region is a small, white,round dot, surrounded by a brilliant blue-green reflex. There are,also, fine fibres radiating from the centre of the fovea. The papilla seems to be formed of a mass of coarse, white can be traced for about half its length only, the lower part being-obscur
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