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\■1•:TKR1NAE^' PATHOLOGY. 



consistiiif^r of a cbmljlc penis. This individual may have been 

 called a dipenis. 



}dalforniations from excessive growth may be applied to the 

 entire animal when it is excessively large (giants). Malforma- 

 tions resultmg fn im overgrowth of a i)art are frequent; thus 

 line font, one leg, the head or any other part may be overgrown. 

 Darwin, (in Plants and Animals under Domestication), men- 

 tions a cat that he nljserved which had incisor teeth one and 

 line half inches in length. 



Fig. 7^. — Scliistosis ineluM aiiticiis »ir diiiieliis antii-UN — Male. 

 (Drawing' mailu irimi n phi>tn,^raiih. ) 



'iK.\.\sposrTioN OF \'ts(i-:r.\l orcans, (situs viscerum inversus-. 

 A'er\' rarelv animals are ol^served in which the visceral organs 

 are re-arranged, i. e., those organs that ntirmalh- occur on the 

 left ^ide of the l)od\- are found on the right side. .-V sheep in 

 prime condition was oljservcd which was normal in appearance 

 except its liearl was turned slightly to the left and the atlas was 

 ank}losed to the occi[)ital, thus giving it but little vertical 

 motion. The right shoulder was anterior to the left. The vis- 

 cera were entirelv reversed ; the heart was hangin<r toward the 



