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Fig. 11. The diagram shows the increased obliquity of the hinder arches

The pulmonary opening is thus apparently in front of its position in the lust figure. The interrupted line B shows the outline of the lateral mass, which thus comprises 4th and 5th arches, and the thick line A indicates the line at which it begins to overlap the central mass; this line is seen to correspond with the margin of the central mass.

The front end of the pulmonary opening is on the base of the central mass, bordered by the “ original apices ” of the 5th arches, and the line of overlapping therefore crosses the sagittal cleft at the point X; therefore, when overlapping occurs, the sagittal line in front of X is left on the base of the central mass with the original apex on each side of it, and a new dorsal apex of the 5th arch is lifted over the central mass, being originally behind and outside X.

The 4th arch element of the lateral mass is seen spreading up the side of C. M. and being lost there, and the 3rd arch is clear across the middle line.

The continuity between the two “ apices” of each 5th nrch mass must lie under the sulcus formed at the line A where the shading crosses it.

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Reference

Frazer JE. Development of the larynx. (1910) J Anat. 44: 156-191. PMID 17232839

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