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Retinoscopy of Loris

Nature volume 135, page 584 (1935)Cite this article

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IN connexion with a study on the affinities of the lorisiform Primates, I have had the opportunity, through the kindness of Prof. F. O'B. Ellison, of the Physiology Department of this College, of examining the retina of the living Slender loris with the aid of a Gullstrand large simplified ophthalmoscope.

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  1. Woollard, H. H., “The Retina of Primates”, Proc. Zoo. Soc., 1927.

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  1. Anatomy Department, Medical College, Colombo, Ceylon

    W. C. OSMAN HILL

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HILL, W. Retinoscopy of Loris. Nature 135, 584 (1935). https://doi.org/10.1038/135584a0

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