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Fig. 16 Reconstruction of the glandule thyroidienne and the pre-pulmonic caecum of an 8 mm pig

The planes of the cut surfaces (represented as striated areas in the figure) arc practically frontal. The lower (i.e., more anterior) plane passes through the glandule thyroidienne. The upper (posterior) plane passes through the pre-pulmonic caecum. The figure is slightly diagrammatic.

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Reference

Reagan F. The fifth aortic arch of mammalian embryos; the nature of the last pharyngeal evagination. (1912) Amer. J Anat. 12(4): 493-505.

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