As soon as the bone is decalcified complete the hardening of the soft parts in methylated spirit, embed in celloidin, and cut sections in the longitudinal axis of the cochlea.
Specimens should bedecalcified in chromic and nitric fluid, and the hardening completed in spirit.
Figure 583 shows these bodies in a decalcified state.
Senn proposed decalcified bone-plates to be used to fill in the gaps.
Billroth resorted to it, and Senn modified it by substituting decalcified bone-plates for sutures.
Repeat the last experiment, using a cube of the decalcified bone obtained from Experiment 4.
Take a portion of the decalcified bone obtained from Experiment 4, and wash it thoroughly in water: in this it is insoluble.
He informs me that both presented the normal appearance of decalcified bone, with traces of the earthy salts occasionally left.
The decalcified dentine was now so tender that it was torn into shreds merely by the force of the re-expanding tentacles.
As the secretiondecalcified ordinary bone, I determined to try whether it would act on enamel and dentine, but did not expect that it would succeed with so hard a substance as enamel.
In this specimen the canals are beautifully smooth and cylindrical, but they sometimes present a knotted or jointed appearance, especially in specimens decalcified by acids, in which perhaps some erosion has taken place.
Casts of Canals of Eozoon in Serpentine, decalcifiedand highly magnified.
Riband-like casts of these passages are often to be seen in decalcified specimens, traversing the void spaces left by the removal of the thickest layers of the intermediate skeleton.
In many of them, however, the growth and overlapping of the successive amœba-like coats of sarcode can be beautifully seen, exactly as on the surface of a decalcified piece of Eozoon.
In this state when weathered or decalcified they are remarkably like Eozoon, but I have not met with any having their minute pores and tubes so well preserved as in some of the Laurentian fossils.
Dawson; and also of a large series of decalcified specimens, of which Dr.
In other cases the cell-walls and pillars are perfectly silicified, and then they form beautiful microscopic objects, especially when decalcified with an acid.
A specimen which has been decalcified by means of acid, as above described, may also be preserved in the same manner; and small portions of this will serve for the microscopic study of the animal portion of the sponge.
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