. On the anatomy of vertebrates [electronic resource] . Gastric tubules, Dogs stomach, magn. 60 CXLVIII. Villus of the ileum of a Dog, magn. 40diani. cxlviii. one of the villi, b, from which the columnar epithelium, a, c, ispartly detached : d, e, are columnar cells, more magnified, showingthe nucleus. Some of the Civet tribe have a stomach of a fuller form. In the Suricate (Ry-zmna tetradactyld) the oeso-phagus, fig. 351, «, runs halfan inch into the abdomenbefore ending in the stomach,about half an inch from theleft end, ib, b. The epitheliallining of the gullet terminatesabruptly, as
. On the anatomy of vertebrates [electronic resource] . Gastric tubules, Dogs stomach, magn. 60 CXLVIII. Villus of the ileum of a Dog, magn. 40diani. cxlviii. one of the villi, b, from which the columnar epithelium, a, c, ispartly detached : d, e, are columnar cells, more magnified, showingthe nucleus. Some of the Civet tribe have a stomach of a fuller form. In the Suricate (Ry-zmna tetradactyld) the oeso-phagus, fig. 351, «, runs halfan inch into the abdomenbefore ending in the stomach,about half an inch from theleft end, ib, b. The epitheliallining of the gullet terminatesabruptly, as in all Carnivora,at the cardiac orifice. Thestomach is of a full ovalshape, maintaining much. Stomach, duodenum, and pancreas, Suricate I nat. size ALIMENTARY CANAL OF CAKN1V0KA. 440 width to near the pyloric end, c, which is too short to be duodenum, d, d, makes a large curve, and is a loose intestine,Avith a meso-duodenum which becomes shorter as it approachesthe spine at the lower end of the curve: 352it is continued into the jejunum beforecrossing the spine. The biliary and pan-creatic ducts, d, terminate about an inchfrom the pylorus. The length of the smallintestines is 3 feet 2 inches, with a generalcircumference of one inch. The caecum,fig. 352, c, is an inch in length, rather con-tracted at the neck, with an obtuse blindend: this is occupied by a patch of agmi-nate follicles: a larger patch is at the endof the ileum, ib. a: the ileo-colic orificeand valve, b, are circular. The colon, d, iscontinued almost straight to the vent, e:the length of the large intestine was but6 inches. The Musteline, Subursine and UrsineCarnivora are, as a rule, devoid of caecum. In
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