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Fig. 10. Section of the chorion and the body-stalk

Showing the allantois tlie centre and the amniotic diverticulum on the side of the stalk. x 95.

The structure of the body-stalk is illustrated in fig. 10, in which is to be seen the allantois in the centre of the lower part of the stalk and, on the side, a section of the amniotic diverticulum which passes along the stalk for a short distance. It will be noted that the mesoderm immediately surrounding the allantois is more compact than that which is connected with the chorion.

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Reference

Thompson P. and Brash JC. A human embryo with head-process and commencing arch enteric canal. (1923) J Anat. 58: 1-20. PMID 17103992

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