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Fig. 4. Head process and completion plate

Dorsal view, but in the plane of the sections (i.e., some foreshortening. Cf. fig. 3). On the left is the anterior end of the primitive streak; immediately anterior to this is the dorsal opening of the archenteric canal. The four ventral openings of the canal arc seen in the center of the figure: dotted lines indicate that the lumen is indistinct or doubtful. The small dotted ring near the anterior end represents a very doubtful cavity, and just beyond this is shown the line where the entoderm becomes a distinct layer. Marginal lines as before.

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current01:29, 28 December 2012Thumbnail for version as of 01:29, 28 December 20121,027 × 800 (73 KB)Z8600021 (talk | contribs)==Fig. 4 Head process and completion plate== Right lateral view. The primitive streak, on the left, and the posterior end of the archenteric canal are represented as being in line with the more anterior structures. Other explanations under fig. 4.