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...pouches of the cat have been made the subject of a careful study by Henry Fox, whose article on "The Pharyngeal Pouches of the Mammalia*' has appeared si

...ivities to the bitter tasting Phenylthiocarbamide (PTC).<ref>Blakeslee AF, Fox AL. Our different taste worlds. J Hered. 1932;23:97–107.</ref> Geneticist

...mber of critical transcription factors, including Mix-like, GATA, Sox, and Fox. Because the Nodal signal transduction pathway is well-characterized, incre

* '''forkhead box''' (FOX) superfamily contain a DNA-binding motif known as the forkhead box or winge

...the ventral prolongation of Hammar (1902) and the ventral diverticulum of Fox (1908). ...04), following C. Rabl (1886-7), has termed the ''ductus branchialis''<ref>Fox (1908) has not been able to find this branchial duct in the pig, but, on th

...le (and female) urethra is endodermal in origin based on the presence of {{FOX}}A1, KRT 7, uroplakin, and the absence of KRT10 staining. The endoderm of t

also in the rat, mouse, cat, fox and other forms which feed upon them.

...see J. Ernest Frazer, Journ. Anat. and Physiol. 1910, vol. 44, p. 156 ; H. Fox, Amer. Jo^irn. Anat. 1908, vol. 8, p. 187 ; B. Kingsbury, Amer, .Journ. A7i

...Le Gros Clark, ’31; Humphrey, ’36; Young, ’36; Crosby and Humphrey, ’39 b; Fox, ’40, and many others). The accessory olfactory formation, or accessory o Fox, 0. A. 1940 Certain basal telencephalic centers in the cat. J. Comp. Neur.,

...they breathe. Moreover, all polydactylous quadrupeds, as dog, lion, wolf, fox, jackal, produce their young blind, and the eyelids do not separate till af

...nd many mammals. Among the latter, for example, are the ferret, deer, elk, fox, wolf, and many rodents, such as the midwestern ground squirrel. Seasonal p ...male sex hormone, is at its peak in October and November (fig. 12). In the fox. Bishop ('42) observed spermatogenesis to begin in the late fall months, wh

4 Dr D. Keilin Professor Munro Fox

...ntiation and not even a pseudo-appendix occurs in most forms: (Canus (dog, fox, wolf, jackal, fennec), Nyctereutes, Hyaena, Genetta, Viverra, Suricata, Fe

in the oviduct; fox, probably only a few hours; sow, about 24 hours or less; monestrus, is true of most wild mammals, such as the deer, wolf, fox, moose,

...umbilical depression. Such a case has been particularly well described by Fox and MacLeod* (p. 268). * Fox and MacLeod: A Case of Paget's Disease of the Umbilicus. Brit. Jour. Dermat

...hyroid III. (Stieda, ’81, after Verdun; Fischelis, ’85; Prenant, ’94, ’96; Fox, ’08). Fox, H. 1908 The pharyngeal pouches and their derivatives in the mammalia. Jour

...bone formation and fully penetrant cleft palate. We show that a series of Fox transcription factors, including the novel direct target Foxl1, function do

...th the ectoderm, and hence he concluded that it was of ectodermal origin. Fox ('08) did not find any ectodermal remnant in this region of the pig embryo ...orated by Prenant ('94) who, however, considers it of entodermal origin. Fox ('08) found that in the cat it apparently atrophied early in development,

greatly reduced. If we may accept the suggestion of Fox ('41, p. 418)

...e equally barren. The Falkland Islands, which are inhabited by a wolf-like fox, come nearest to an exception; but this group cannot be considered as ocean