1967
DOI: 10.4098/at.arch.67-38
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Bisoniana XXVII. New attempts at fixing anatomical material of larege mammals

Abstract: Use of an appropriately adapted garden spray to inject fixative fluid, the composition of which is given in the study, permits of eliminating difficulties encountered in fixing the carcasses of large mammals. Fixed whole carcasses can be used for macroscopic investigations for a long period. The position, shape and colour of internal organs changes very little, which facilitates preparation and permits of obtaining good photographs. Histological preparations made from sections taken several months after the an… Show more

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“…The material was divided into 4 age groups: newborns (including fullterm foetus), calves, young bisons and adult individuals. The observations were carried out mostly on the material fixed by the method of intraarterial injections (Pilarski et al, 1967). The measurements were based on the principles employed for the cattle liver (Eichel, 1925) and utilized fixed material, whi e the data on the weight of the organ concerned fresh material.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The material was divided into 4 age groups: newborns (including fullterm foetus), calves, young bisons and adult individuals. The observations were carried out mostly on the material fixed by the method of intraarterial injections (Pilarski et al, 1967). The measurements were based on the principles employed for the cattle liver (Eichel, 1925) and utilized fixed material, whi e the data on the weight of the organ concerned fresh material.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%