| Summary: | The developmental Anatomy of the Avian Lung, 'although studied by several authors, is generally accepted as being inadequate, and deficient in many important respects. On consideration of this it was with pleasure, therefore, at the suggestion of the late Dr. O. Charnock Bradley, Principal of the R.(Dick).V.C.,that I under- took the investigation of the subject, giving cognisance to work already done. I have endeavoured to elucidate and enlarge facts therein, which are not now clear and in addition to detail data which has not previously been appreciated I have approached the problem with the following as a basis for my research. (a) The intercommunication of Bronchioles. (b) The development of air -sacs and recurrent bronchi. (c) The determining of communications between all parts of the Bronchial Tree.
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