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Tyrannus verticalis
5
19 April
2 1/2 mi N. Patterson, Stanislaus C., Calif.
left along dorsal body wall joins
large intestine. Thread at end.
Large Intestine; Caeca, which make
the beginning of the large gut, come
off where the final loop is fullest
toward left body wall. LI continues
looping toward center line, where it
joins cloaca.
Caeca: Extend on ventral lateral
surface of smallint., forward (anteriorly)
bond by conn. tissue to it. Left
cacum 3 mm. Right caecum 3 mm.
Wider than in other birds, and
more pouch-like than tubular.
Measurements:
Ducts: A duct from right lobe of liver
extends between folds of duodenum,
enters duodenum on ascending loop,
a little close halfway, at level of
ant. end of ventral pancreas. A duct
from ventral pancreas extends from
its posterior end and enters duodenum
just before (proximally, posterior) the
bile duct. Ducts may be destroyed
when gut is removed.
Measurements:
Dissected around cloaca, tore away
all mesenteric, extended without
stretching, the entire gut, for measurement.
Duodenum: - 38 mm.
Small Int.- 102 mm.
Large Int. - 16 mm.
Duct + ST
= 140 mm.