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Figure 2. Corrosion preparation of gastric diverticulum of a human embryo

Human embryo 7 millimetres long. Enlarged 4 times.

• P.P. - pleuro-peritoneal cavity;
• R W . - foramen of Winslow;
• G. D. - gastric diverticulum.

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Links: Fig 1 Reconstruction viewed from the left side | Fig 2 Gastric diverticulum | Plate 1 Fig 1 External view | Plate 1 Fig 2 Pericardial and pleuro-peritoneal cavities | Plate 2 Fig 1 Reconstruction viewed from the left side | Plate 2 Fig 2 Reconstruction viewed from the left side | Carnegie stage 15

Reference

Mall FP. A human embryo twenty-six days old. (1891) J Morphol. 5: 459-480.

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