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Fig. 5. Migration of neuroblasts from the region of the rhombic lip

Photographic reproduction of a black-board drawing by Prof. His to show the migration of neuroblasts from the region of the rhombic lip - a developmental process by means of which the solitary tract becomes deeply buried within the substance of the medulla. This figure represents a later stage of the medulla than that depicted in Fig. 3, and, as in the latter, it shows the neuroblasts which give origin to the motor fibres of the hypoglossal and spinal accessory nerves.

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Reference

His W. Address upon the development of the brain. (1897) Trans. Royal Acad. Medicine Ireland.

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