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Fig. 16 Model of the segment of the rat oviduct
Rat No. 57, 3 days, 17 hours, containing the ova shown in fig. 15. X 50. A portion of the wall of the oviduct and a part of the major folds of the mucosa are removed in the drawing so as to expose the contained ova. The relative position of the seven ova found in the tube is shown, as also the extent and character of the folds of the mucosa. The exact form of each of the several ova could not be reproduced in the model at the magnification used; their position is given correctly.
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