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...is primarily descriptive. but with enough experimental results interwoven with the descriptive material to stimulate interest, and to elucidate such princ ...tion on maturation of the germ cells, this has involved several successive pages. Mistakes in figures have also been corrected, and in a few cases. as in t

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...date for next version update ({{ICD-11}}) is 2018. Abnormality pages begin with the ICD coding, and {{Embryology}} site content is currently being updated ...system to develop correctly during the antenatal period. Exclusions Inborn errors of metabolism (5C50-5C5Z)

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...ey," 1936, of the "Rise of Embryology," 1939, and of many articles dealing with anatomy and embryology. He was a member of and an active participant in the By Arthur William Meyer. Stanford University Press, 1939. xv —|— 367 pages, 97 figures. Price, $6.00.

With 525 Drawings Combined In 240 Figures ...editions, and particularly revising the terminology to bring it into line with current American usage.

...cture of the Human Ovum and Embryo before the Third Week after Conception, with a description of some early Ova: Part I= ...ding the fetus and the membranes in which it is inclosed, has been studied with t care and success in its various stages subsequently to the third month of

...l expression in a drawing. It is evident, then, that Leonardo was familiar with these traditions and it may be of interest to consider the possible sources ...oday, and, furthermore, one has to deal with Leonardo’s note-books and not with a completed and explicit treatise. Consequently such references as occur ar

...s studies in comparative anatomy, in which subject, from his first contact with it, he knew he had found his true scientific sphere. It was nevertheless in ...cut and explicit, but on occasion he would write, as he would often speak, with grace and charm. His Azstory of the Edinburgh Veterinary College, published

...desirable text book for medical students. It might also be used as a brief reference book provided the subject matter be verified by looking up the literature c With Two Hundred and Eighty-five Illustrations Several of which are Printed in C

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...n his attack upon these problems, greater still is the interest associated with his illustrations, partly because they are largely records by a consummate ...which with you is very short and gives knowledge of few things as compared with the whole subject of which you desire full knowledge.” (QII, I .) 1

...n his attack upon these problems, greater still is the interest associated with his illustrations, partly because they are largely records by a consummate ...which with you is very short and gives knowledge of few things as compared with the whole subject of which you desire full knowledge.” (QII, I .) 1

with motor co-ordination on the two sides of the bod3% some passing to which reference has just been made, it is a noteworthy fact that

...s lack of a reliable basis makes any computation approximate, although the errors thus introduced are significant only in young specimens. ...y comparing a given specimen with such standards its age can be determined with reasonable accuracy. It is simplest to make these comparisons on the basis

With an Introduction by Jane Maienschein ...ithsonian Institution and the National Science Foundation had been charged with overseeing the translation into English of several foreign language texts i

...fly epitomizes his account, by condensation and omission covering in a few pages what Galen had spread over many. In Mondino this condensation is carried to ...phragm does the lower part, and two muscles between each pair of ribs, one with its fibers “latitudinal,” while in the other they are transversal. Of t

In the preceding pages an attempt has been made to set forth without prejudice Leonardo’s achiev ...discoveries he made in follow T ing out his methods. He is guilty of many errors both of omission and commission, but these may be ascribed in part to his p