In 1695 the Italian anatomist and physician Lorenzo Bellini published an account of the ‘airways’ in birds’ eggs. Bellini suggested that these structures — that appear as dark channels running between the inner surface of the eggshell and the shell membranes, from the pointed to the blunt end of the egg — were connected to the eggshell pores and transported air from one end of the egg to the other.
Subtle Egg-Shell Membrane Structures in Birds' Eggs
BIRKHEAD, TIMOTHY ROBERT
;Pilastro A.
2019
Abstract
In 1695 the Italian anatomist and physician Lorenzo Bellini published an account of the ‘airways’ in birds’ eggs. Bellini suggested that these structures — that appear as dark channels running between the inner surface of the eggshell and the shell membranes, from the pointed to the blunt end of the egg — were connected to the eggshell pores and transported air from one end of the egg to the other.File in questo prodotto:
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