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Fig. 5 Dextral view of heart of a 25 mm embryo
With the right atrium opened, and the right venous valve cut away. The tag of tissue shown attached to septum primum is a. result of irregular resorption in the formation of ostium II.
(Reconstruction X 100, illustration X 40.)
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Reference
Licata RH. The human embryonic heart in the ninth week. (1954) Amer. J Anat., 94: 73-125. PMID 13124266
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