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Fig. 67. Human 14 to 16 days old (left half)

left half

14-16 days oldoriginal magn of 240 times

Similar figures - Fig. 67 | Fig. 71 | Fig. 77

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(Handatlas der entwicklungsgeschichte des menschen)

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Fig. 67. 14—16 Tage alt. Linke Hälfte vergr. des 240 mal Das gastrale .Mesoderm wird auch axiales Mesoderm, das peristomale als peripheres Mesoderm bezeichnet. Allein die im Text gebrauchten Ausdrücke sind bestimmter und verdienen deshalb den Vorzug. — 2) Auch Archenteron, Urdarm ge- nannt. — 3) Der Lecitophor van Benedens.