ウシガエルの変態期及び成体に於ける真皮の組織学的研究

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Corium of Rana catesbiana transforms considerably in the course of the metamorphosis. Stratum spongiosum grows thinner and Stratum compactum comes closer to the epidermis. The latticed fibers of the lower layer of Stratum compactum make remarkable curves at vertical direction and less remarkable at horizontal direction. The lower layer of Stratum compactum in adults is thicker than that of tadpoles. On the upper border of adult's Stratum compactum, granules-stained blue with hematoxylin-are seen. Through the lower layer of Stratum compactum in adults the fine fibers pass vertically, though they are less than in tadpoles.
社団法人日本動物学会の論文
1959-08-15