Somites 34-41 in the embryos of birds develop into a "heart" named for this substance, found in the tail.
Somites 34-41 in the embryos of birds develop into a "heart" named for this substance, found in the tail. This substance moves easily through the subcapsular sinus. This substance is combined with emulsified fats to form a milky-colored mixture called chyle, which is transported by capillaries called lacteals. Near the left jugular, the left subclavian vein receives this substance from the thoracic duct. This material (*) accumulates in the lower legs in elephantiasis. This substance is formed from material that doesn't enter the venules from capillary beds in tissues. For 10 points, name this substance that contains waste interstitial fluid and flows past namesake "nodes" which swell during infection.
Somites 34-41 in the embryos of birds develop into a "heart" named for this substance, found in the tail.
lymph