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Identifier: bulletindumuseum2719muse (find matches)
Title: Bulletin du Muséum d'histoire naturelle
Year: 1895 (1890s)
Authors: Muséum national d'histoire naturelle (Paris)
Subjects: Natural history
Publisher: Paris : Impr. nationale
Contributing Library: University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
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lereflux vers les capillaires du lobule, elles peuvent avoir un rôle adjuvantnon négligeable quant à laccumulation et à une certaine stagnation dusang dans le sinus sus-hépatique pendant les plongées. Les mêmes nécessités existant, à ce point de vue, pour les autresMammifères aquatiques, il ma paru intéressant de rechercher si des parti-eularités du même genre sy observent. Je nai pas réussi à en retrouverehez le Dauphin et lOtarie; les dispositions sinusiformes sus-hépatiquessont cependant, chez ce dernier Pinnipède, identiques à celles des Phoques,et, dans le Dauphin, où elles sont beaucoup moins accentuées, elles sontassez voisines de celles de lHippopotame. Voil;\ flonc quatre cas où Tadaplalion à la vie aqiiati<(ne a entraîné laformation de sinus veineux sus-hépatiques. Des deux cas où les sinus sontle plus développés (Phoque et Otarie), lun présente des dispositions val-vidaires dans la profondeur du foie, lautre ne paraît pas en présenter; et
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GiDlract , ))liot. Fi(T. 1. — Phoca hispida sub-sp. sibirica Gm.Coupe du foie, sectionnant longitudiualemeut une veinule sus-hépatique. X 6. Fig. a. — Hippopotame.Même préparation, mémo jjiossisscment. des deux cas où les sinus sont le moins développés, lun (Hippopo-tame) présente, lui aussi, des dispositions valvulaires, tandis que lautre(Dauphin) en paraît dépourvu. 11 ny a donc pas corrélation entrelexistence de sinus veineux sus-hépatiques, même très développés, et la ~ l/iO — présence, dans les veinules sus-hépatiques, de dispositions valvulaires.Celles-ci peuvent, semble-l-il, être considérées comme réalisant un perfec-tionnement intéressant à constater, mais dont labsence est compatible aveclaccumulation de quantités considérables de sang dans Tappareil veineuxsus-hépatique. BaissAiJD et Sabourin (îoc. cit.) ayant rapproché le Phoque et le Chienquant au détail quils mentionnent (voir p. 187) dans la vasculaiisation dufoie, jai cherché à ret

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  • bookid:bulletindumuseum2719muse
  • bookyear:1895
  • bookdecade:1890
  • bookcentury:1800
  • bookauthor:Muse__um_national_d_histoire_naturelle__Paris_
  • booksubject:Natural_history
  • bookpublisher:Paris___Impr__nationale
  • bookcontributor:University_of_Illinois_Urbana_Champaign
  • booksponsor:University_of_Illinois_Urbana_Champaign
  • bookleafnumber:148
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