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Fig. 1. Section through the occipital lobe of the brain of a human embryo 12 cm long

(end of 4th month), showing the irregularities of the pyramidal zone caused by the fungiform clumping of the cortical cells, the so-called papillae of Retzius.

Taken from His, 04, Fig. 75.

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Reference

Streeter GL. The cortex of the brain in the human embryo during the fourth month with special reference to the so-called Papilla of Retzius (1907) Amer. J Anat.

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