Conclusion: There is more therapeutic effect of cornea toxicide for treating superficial lamella and middle groundsubstance herpes simplex viral keratitis.
Methods Incommodious bile duct was restored by making gallbladder one (lamella) with cystic artery into half-cannular or cannular gallbladder one (lamella).
Characteristics of plastic deformation of stress minerals in veins, such as subgrain tectonics, deformation, lamellae and deformation bands, can be found.
On the basis of the transformation of nonintegral folede-chain (NIF) crystals into integral folded-chain(IF) crystals,the growth processes of double lamellae and single layer lamellae is discussed.
An avocet has a long, strongly upcurved bill which contains a complex and highly specialized system of lamellae capable of filtering out small food items.
On the other hand, the extremities of these lower lamellae are frayed into fine bristly points, so that they thus curiously resemble the plates of baleen.
With such structures as the above lamellae of horn or whalebone, habit or use can have done little or nothing, as far as we can judge, towards their development.
Once the disc presses down on a surface, A tight seal is created from the difference in pressure between the compartments and environment, and the slight rotation of the lamellae.
In the family of the ducks, the lamellae are first used as teeth, then partly as teeth and partly as a sifting apparatus, and at last almost exclusively for this latter purpose.
But two big improvements were needed: getting rid of the tether and making the disc suction not just with the outer lip, not just with the outer lip, but also adding suction to individual lamella.
In this latter bird the lamellae of the upper mandible are much coarser than in the common duck, almost confluent, about twenty-seven in number on each side, and terminating upward in teeth-like knobs.
I wish only to show that this is not incredible, and that the immense plates of baleen in the Greenland whale might have been developed from such lamellae by finely graduated steps, each of service to its possessor.
There are other species, as I hear from Mr. Salvin, in which the lamellae are considerably less developed than in the common duck; but I do not know whether they use their beaks for sifting the water.
The lower mandible of the shoveller-duck is furnished with lamellae of equal length with these above, but finer; and in being thus furnished it differs conspicuously from the lower jaw of a whale, which is destitute of baleen.