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Fig.5. Human Embryo No. 660

No. 660, showing very extensive changes in the magma. X6. The upper tip of the amnion is shown. The magma is fibrillar and granular, and at places the fibrils seem to form membranes. The chorionic wall is very hemorrhagic.

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