My Turn at Bat The Story of My Life by Ted Williams, As Told to John Underwood, p. 116

His mother “never could abide” the serpent; its Freischutzian tones were unearthly in the old lady’s ears, and seemed to fret her bowels into fiddle strings, and positively turn her inside out, as the old lady declared just before her death, which occurrence was doubtless hastened by the violence of her snakephobia.

The second is called parallel bypass where SNb defasciculates but continues to parallel the ISN. The third is termed the stall where SNb defasciculates and stops on its way to the muscle field.

There is no reason to doubt that the tooth comb is homologous in all the lemuriforms. The term tooth comb has recently been replaced by Martin (1972) with the concept of tooth scraper, and he has stated that, although most living species of strepsirhines use their tooth combs for grooming, this is a secondary function.