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Fig. 2. Graphic reconstruction of a 17 mm Human Embryo

(No. 58) from the left side, showing the body outline, extremities, central nervous system, vertebral centrn. ribs, etc. The parts corresponding to the wax model (Fig. 6) are indicated by stippllng. The various regions of the vertebral column are indicated (ceph.-cerv., cerv.-tl1or., tlior.-lu1nb., luinb.-scnr., sac-r.-cocc.).

a, aorta; ac, anterior cardinal (jugular) vein; c, nnlage of cecuni and appendix; co, beginning of colon; du, ductus arteriosus; ic, ileo-cecal junction; kl, left kidney; ls, li, superior and inferior lobes of left lung; L, liver; In, left anricle; lv, left ventricle; 0, oesophagus; pl. pleural boundary; pp, plouro-peritonenl formnen; R, rectum, S, stomach; sl, left suprarenal; si. small intestine: sp, spleen: tr. traclicn; U, umbilical cord; w, Wolffian body; 1 to 12, 1st to 12th ribs.

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Jackson 1909 Figures: Fig 1. 11 mm embryo | Fig 2. 17 mm embryo | Fig 3. 31 mm embryo | Fig 4. 65 mm embryo | Fig. 5-8 | Fig 5. 11 mm embryo | Fig 6. 17 mm embryo | Fig 7. 31 mm embryo | Fig 8. 65 mm embryo

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  Fig 1. 11 mm embryo

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  Fig 2. 17 mm embryo

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  Fig 3. 31 mm embryo

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  Fig 4. 65 mm embryo

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  Fig. 5-8.

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  Fig 5. 11 mm embryo

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  Fig 6. 17 mm embryo

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  Fig 7. 31 mm embryo

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  Fig 8. 65 mm embryo

Reference

Jackson CM. On the developmental topography of the thoracic and abdominal viscera. (1909) Anat. Rec. 111: -396.

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