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Section 17. the Musculature of the Dog-Fish Body Is Cut Into

Text Book of Biology, Part 1: Vertebrata · H. G. Wells — chapter 203 of 285 · ~53 words · public domain

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V-shaped segments, the point of the V being directed forward. The segments alternate with the vertebrae, and are called myomeres. Such a segmentation is evident, though less marked, in the body wall muscles of the frog, and in the abdominal musculature of the rabbit and other mammals it is still to be traced.

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