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Figs. 5 to 8. From photographs of wax models reconstructed by Born's method from Human embryos

showing the thoracic and abdominal viscera, with projections of the ribs, viewed from the left side.

(For Figs. 5 to 8.) A, Ascending aorta; a, descending aorta; a3, a4, 3d and 4th aortic arches; ac, anterior cardinal (jugular) vein; bw. body wall: 0, nnlnge of c-ecuin and appendix; on, left connnon carotid artery; co. beginning of colon; dn, ductus arteriosus; d0, ductus Cuviori: 111, hind limb; in, innominnte urtery; lc, ileo-junction; kl, left kidney: L. liver; 1, left lung; ls. ll. superior and inferior lobes of left lung; la, left auricle; Iv, left ventricle: o, oesophagus; pc, posterior cardinal vein; ph. pharynx; R, rectum: r2-r12, projections of 2d to 12th ribs; ru, right auricle; rv. right ventricle; s, stoumch; sa, left subclavian artery; si, small intestine: sl, left suprurenal; sp, spleen; t, testis; th, thymus, t1, tm, lateral and median thyroid anlages; tr, trachea; ua. uv, umbilical artery and vein: xv. Wolffian body; 1:. window in great omentum; ys, attachment of yolk-stalk to intestinal loop.

Fig. 5. From an embryo of 11 mm. (No. 60), showing also the lower extremity, and the lower portion of the body wall.

Fig. 6. From an embryo of 17 mm. (No. 58).

Fig. 7. From an embryo of 31 mm. (No. 57).

Fig. 8. From an embryo of 65 mm. (No. 55).

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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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