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Plate 3. Heart Model

1. Heart as seen from dorsal surface. From a model by Mr. Florien Vaughn. X166 diameters.

2. Cavity of the heart as seen from dorsal surface. From a model by Mr. Florien Vaughn. X166 diameters.

3. Model of fore-gut viewed from left side. X266 diameters.

4. Ventral surface of same. X266 diameters.

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Franklin Paradise Johnson A Human Embryo of Twenty-Four Pairs of Somites Contributions to Embryology Carnegie Institution No.19 pp. 125-168. (1917)

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