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Fig. 13. Ornithorhynchus paradoxus Foetal Skull Section

As in fig. 8., Section 48, slide 59, row 2, sec. 4. Eeference letters as before, with— B.Sp., basisphenoid.

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Reference

Watson DMS. The Monotreme Skull - A Contribution to Mammalian Morphogenesis. (1915)

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