484 H. M. de Burlet 
5 lappige Leber des Chlamydophorus finden wir bei Tolypeutes 
wieder. MurıE beschreibt das Organ folgendermaßen: 
»The unusual large liver oceupies the left as well as the right 
hypochondrium; and its left lobe also lies eompletely in front of 
the stomach . . . 
The right side of the liver descends as far as the summit of 
the right kidney. The faleiform ligament divides the liver into 
richt and left moieties, of which the right is fully as big as the 
left. The left moiety is divided by a deep fissure, extending from’ 
the front surface of the liver obliquely inwards and backwards to 
near the middle of its 
Fig. 3. posterior surface, into 
two lobes, an inner 
and an outer of which 
the inner is by far the 
smaller. The right 
moiety is divided by 
two externally deep 
fissures, which extend 
from the convex anterior 
and outer surface of 
the liver nearly to its 
posterior face, into three 
Leber von Tatusia 9-cinctus (neonatus). Dorsalansicht. Vergr. lobes, an anterior, a 
mal. -2 Vena cava inferior; 3 Lob. centralis dexter; 4 Lob. middle and a posterior. 
centr. sin.: 5 Lob. lateral. dext.; # Lob. lat. sin.; $ Lob. omen- . 
talis: 9 Lob, caudatus; 22 Impr. oesoph.; 18 Porta hepatis. The anterior of these 
is the smallest; and its 
eonvex anterior face ismarked by a deep groove, which extends towards 
the middle line, and ends towards the faleiform ligament. The under 
surface of this lobe carries the gall bladder. The part which might 
be regarded as the lobus spigeli is prolonged backwards, and passes 
into the other two divisions of the right moiety of the liver. The 
posterior surface of the second of these is coneave, and exactly re- 
ceives the convexity of the kidney.« 
6 46 18 39 
Wichtig ist auch seine Angabe, daß Dasypus 6-cinetus, Bu- 
phractus villosus, Dasypus minutus, Tatusia, »have essential identical 
liver with that of Tolypeutes.« 
In Murızs Darstellung ist leicht die Bezeichnung der Lappen im 
Sinne Ruszs einzuführen. Wir erkennen einen Stammlappen, der in 
