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	Fig. 28. — The Umbilical Region in a Fetus about Five Months Old Viewed from the Left. Note the portion of the triangular falciform Ligament between the umbilical vein and the ventral abdominal wall. The bladder and allantois (urachus) are in the usual position; the latter is becoming obliterated. In the cord it appears below and between the umbilical arteries. In the center of the cord is the sickle-shaped lumen of the exoccelom, which, however, is bridged over in many places by delicate strands of connective tissue. In the abdomen a shallow pit still marks the position of the umbilical ring.		==Fig. 28. The Umbilical Region in a Fetus about Five Months Old Viewed from the Left==

			Note the portion of the triangular falciform Ligament between the umbilical vein and the ventral abdominal wall. The bladder and allantois (urachus) are in the usual position; the latter is becoming obliterated. In the cord it appears below and between the umbilical arteries. In the center of the cord is the sickle-shaped lumen of the exoccelom, which, however, is bridged over in many places by delicate strands of connective tissue. In the abdomen a shallow pit still marks the position of the umbilical ring.

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Z8600021: Fig. 28. — The Umbilical Region in a Fetus about Five Months Old Viewed from the Left. Note the portion of the triangular falciform Ligament between the umbilical vein and the ventral abdominal wall. The bladder and allantois (urachus) are in the usu...

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Fig. 28. — The Umbilical Region in a Fetus about Five Months Old Viewed from the Left. Note the portion of the triangular falciform Ligament between the umbilical vein and the ventral abdominal wall. The bladder and allantois (urachus) are in the usual position; the latter is becoming obliterated. In the cord it appears below and between the umbilical arteries. In the center of the cord is the sickle-shaped lumen of the exoccelom, which, however, is bridged over in many places by delicate strands of connective tissue. In the abdomen a shallow pit still marks the position of the umbilical ring.