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OMPHALO-MESENTERIC

Volume 15 · 59 words · 1823 Edition

in Anatomy. All foetuses are wrapped up in at least two coats or membranes; most of them have a third, called **allantois**, or urinary.

Some, as the dog, cat, hare, &c. have a fourth, which has two blood-vessels, viz. a vein and an artery, called **omphalo-mesenteric**, because passing along the string to the navel, and terminating in the mesentery.