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Fig. 2. Left side-view of embryo

The left ventricle and the bulbs cordis are conspicuous. The anlages of the cerebral hemispheres, the eye, the rhombencephalon, three branchial arches, the umbilical cord, the hind limb-buds and the tail are also clearly outlined. The photograph was retouched so as to bring into sharper relief also the fourth branchial arch, the left fore limb-bud and the otocyst with the short ductus endolymphaticus.

Magnification X 8.

The lines a—a’, b—b’, and c—c’ indicate approximately the levels of sections in figures 4 to 6.

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Reference

Jordan HE. A study of a 7 mm human embryo; with special reference to its peculiar spirally twisted form, and its large aortic cell-clusters Volume 14, Issue 7, pages 479–492, July 1918

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