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7. On some Points in the Anatomy, chiefly of the Heart 

 and Vascular System, of the Japanese Salamander^ 

 Megalobatraclms japonicus. By Frank E. Beddaru, 

 M.A., F.H.S., F.R.S.E., Prosector to the Society. 



[Received September 29, 1903.] 



(Text-figures 28-34.) 



The anatomy of the Japanese Salamander has formed the 

 subject of more than one memoir of late years, and has been 

 furthermore treated of incidentally in a number of papers dealing 

 with the anatomy of organs and systems of organs in the 

 Amphibia generally*. The dissection of two examples of this 



* Osawa (Mitth. Medicin. Facult. k. Japan. Univ. Bd. v. no. 4, 1902) gives a 

 copious bibliography. 



