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Plate 10

Fig. 28. Photograph ( x 1-8) of a uterus which contained a 30 mm. embryo (CX. 106). The decidua capsularis, which is very thin, approaches but does not make contact with the decidua vera. Note the complete absence of any indication of a marginal sinus in the intervillous space.

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Reference

Hamilton WJ. and Boyd JD. Development of the human placenta in the first three months of gestation. (1960) J Anat. 94(3): 297-328. PMID14399291 | PDF

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