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Figs. 11 and 12 demonstrate the structure of the chorionic wall and the villi

It may be noted that the distribution of the villi is very irregular, that the cyto- and plasmodi-trophoblast layers are everywhere very distinct, and that. the cores of the villi consist exclusively of undifferentiated mesoblast, in most cases shrunken away from the walls in preparation. There is no sign anywhere of vascularisation.

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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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