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Figs. 10-17 Simplified profile drawings of the dural veins showing the principal stages in their development in human embryos from 4 mm to birth

It is of particular interest to notice their adaptation to the growth and changes in form of the central nervous system. figure 10, Embryo No. 588, 4 mm.; figure 11, Embryo No. 940, 14 mm.; figure 12, Embryo No. 144, 18 mm.; figure 13, Embryo No. 460, 21 mm.; figure 14, Embryo No. 199, 35 mm.; figure 15, embryo No. 96, 50 mm. crown—rump length; figure 16, Embryo No. 234 a, 80 mm. crown-rump length; figure 17, adult.

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  fig 1 embryo 4 mm No. 588

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  fig 2 embryo 13.8 mm No. 940

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  fig 3 embryo 18 mm No. 144

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  fig 4 embryo 21 mm No. 460

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  fig 5 embryo 24 mm No. 632

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  fig 6 embryo 50 mm No. 96

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  fig 7 embryo 13.8 mm No. 940

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  fig 8 embryo 20 mm No. 349

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  fig 9 fetus 54 mm No. 458

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  fig 10 embryo 4 mm No. 588

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  fig 11 embryo 14 mm No. 940

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  fig 12 embryo 18 mm No. 144

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  fig 13 embryo 21 mm No. 460

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  fig 14 embryo 35 mm No. 100

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  fig 15 embryo 50 mm No. 96

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  fig 16 embryo 80 mm No. 234a

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  fig 17 adult

Reference

Streeter GL. The development of the venous sinuses of the dura mater in the human embryo. (1915) Amer. J Anat.18: 145-178.

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