1891, Sir Edwin Ray Lankester,Zoological Articles Contributed to the "Encyclop Dia Britannica", page141:
In Nautilus this vena cava gives off at the level of the gills four branchialadvehent veins, which pass into the four gills without dilating.
1925,Studies in Natural History - Volume 11, page15:
The posterior renaladvehent vein is formed by the union of a number of small branches bringing blood from the muscles of the pelvis, the caudal region and cloaca with its closely related organs.
1929, Frederick Randolph Bailey, Adam Marion Miller,Text-book of Embryology, page231:
After birth, when the placental blood is cut off, blood is distributed in the liver by branches of the portal vein, which represent theadvehent hepatic veins; it is collected again by branches which unite to form the revehent hepatic veins, or hepatic veins proper, and the latter open into the inferior vena cava.
