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Plate 3 Division of First Spindle and Abstriction of First Polar Cell

(Figures 14 to 18, Inclusive).

Fig. 14. Ovarian egg containing an oblique spindle. Several of the chromosomes have already divided. Circumpolar bodies numerous and conspicuous. X (1200)960.

Fig. 14a. One chromosome from the spindle in fig. 14.

Figs. 15a, 156. An oblique spindle in two consecutive sections, showing the migration of the daughter chromosomes. Ovarian egg. X (2500) 2000.

Figs. 16a-16d. Four consecutive sections of a spindle similar in stage of division to that of fig. 17. See fig. H (p. 34). Ovarian egg. X(25oo) 2000.

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