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Fig. 18 Model of the left oviduct of rat
Rat No. 51, 4 days. X 10. A short segment of the upper end of the uterine horn was included in the reconstruction, lower end of the figure. The position of three of the morula masses, 12-cell to 16-cell stages, in the terminal part of the oviduct is to be noted, a further one is located in the upper part of the uterine horn. These are shown as if seen through a transparent wall. A fifth morula, situated in the uterine horn about 1.5 cm. from the entrance of the oviduct, is not included in the figure.
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