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Z8600021: /* Fig. 8. Semi-diagrammatic reconstruction of the veins of the liver of a human embryo 4.3 mm long */

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Fig. 8. Semi-diagrammatic reconstruction of the veins of the liver of a human embryo 4.3 mm long

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	==Fig. 8. Semi-diagrammatic reconstruction of the veins of the liver of a human embryo 4.3 mm long==		==Fig. 8. Semi-diagrammatic reconstruction of the veins of the liver of a human embryo 4.3 mm long==

			Carnegie Embryo (No. {{CE148}})
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	\| ~~width=150px~~\|(No. {{~~CE148~~}})		\| At this time the umbilical veins are broken in their course, having already passed the first stage of their growth, and from now on are destined to pass through the liver rather than past it ([[:File:Mall1906-fig08.jpg\|fig. 8]]). It is interesting to note that the primary sinusoidal liver—that portion which arises with the omphalo-mesenteric vein—is formed while the umbilical vein empties directly into the ductus Cuvieri. The process is at its height in an embryo of about the same age (No. {{CE76}}), as shown in [[:File:Mall1906-fig09.jpg\|fig. 9]] and [[:File:Mall1906-fig10.jpg\|fig. 10]]. The growth of the liver around and through the omphalo-mesenteric veins is accompanied by the growth of capillaries from this vein into the new anlage. Hand in hand with this process the circulation through the omphalo-mesenteric veins is further reduced by the growth and enlargement of the umbilical veins.
	* L - liver		\| width=150px\|
			* '''L''' - liver

	* uv - umbilical vein		* '''uv''' - umbilical vein

	* vom - omphalo-mesenteric vein		* '''vom''' - omphalo-mesenteric vein

	* i - intestine		* '''i''' - intestine
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	At this time the umbilical veins are broken in their course, having already passed the first stage of their growth, and from now on are destined to pass through the liver rather than past it ([[:File:Mall1906-fig08.jpg\|fig. 8]]). It is interesting to note that the primary sinusoidal liver—that portion which arises with the omphalo-mesenteric vein—is formed while the umbilical vein empties directly into the ductus Cuvieri. The process is at its height in an embryo of about the same age (No. {{CE76}}), as shown in [[:File:Mall1906-fig09.jpg\|fig. 9]] and [[:File:Mall1906-fig10.jpg\|fig. 10]]. The growth of the liver around and through the omphalo-mesenteric veins is accompanied by the growth of capillaries from this vein into the new anlage. Hand in hand with this process the circulation through the omphalo-mesenteric veins is further reduced by the growth and enlargement of the umbilical veins.
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Z8600021: /* Fig. 8. Semi-diagrammatic reconstruction of the veins of the liver of a human embryo 4.3 mm long */

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Fig. 8. Semi-diagrammatic reconstruction of the veins of the liver of a human embryo 4.3 mm long

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	==Fig. 8. Semi-diagrammatic reconstruction of the veins of the liver of a human embryo 4.3 mm long==		==Fig. 8. Semi-diagrammatic reconstruction of the veins of the liver of a human embryo 4.3 mm long==
	{\|		{\|
	\| width=150px\|(No. ~~148~~)		\| width=150px\|(No. {{CE148}})
	* L - liver		* L - liver

	* uv - umbilical vein		* uv - umbilical vein

	* vom - omphalo-mesenteric vein		* vom - omphalo-mesenteric vein
	* i - intestine.
			* i - intestine
	\|		\|
	At this time the umbilical veins are broken in their course, having already passed the first stage of their growth, and from now on are destined to pass through the liver rather than past it ([[:File:Mall1906-fig08.jpg\|fig. 8]]). It is interesting to note that the primary sinusoidal liver—that portion which arises with the omphalo-mesenteric vein—is formed while the umbilical vein empties directly into the ductus Cuvieri. The process is at its height in an embryo of about the same age (No. 76), as shown in [[:File:Mall1906-fig09.jpg\|fig. 9]] and [[:File:Mall1906-fig10.jpg\|fig. 10]]. The growth of the liver around and through the omphalo-mesenteric veins is accompanied by the growth of capillaries from this vein into the new anlage. Hand in hand with this process the circulation through the omphalo-mesenteric veins is further reduced by the growth and enlargement of the umbilical veins.		At this time the umbilical veins are broken in their course, having already passed the first stage of their growth, and from now on are destined to pass through the liver rather than past it ([[:File:Mall1906-fig08.jpg\|fig. 8]]). It is interesting to note that the primary sinusoidal liver—that portion which arises with the omphalo-mesenteric vein—is formed while the umbilical vein empties directly into the ductus Cuvieri. The process is at its height in an embryo of about the same age (No. {{CE76}}), as shown in [[:File:Mall1906-fig09.jpg\|fig. 9]] and [[:File:Mall1906-fig10.jpg\|fig. 10]]. The growth of the liver around and through the omphalo-mesenteric veins is accompanied by the growth of capillaries from this vein into the new anlage. Hand in hand with this process the circulation through the omphalo-mesenteric veins is further reduced by the growth and enlargement of the umbilical veins.
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Z8600021: /* Fig. 8. Semi-diagrammatic reconstruction of the veins of the liver of a human embryo 4.3 mm long */

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Fig. 8. Semi-diagrammatic reconstruction of the veins of the liver of a human embryo 4.3 mm long

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	==Fig. 8. Semi-diagrammatic reconstruction of the veins of the liver of a human embryo 4.3 mm long==		==Fig. 8. Semi-diagrammatic reconstruction of the veins of the liver of a human embryo 4.3 mm long==
	{\|		{\|
	\| (No. 148)		\| width=150px\|(No. 148)
	* L - liver		* L - liver
	* uv - umbilical vein		* uv - umbilical vein

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Fig. 8. Semi-diagrammatic reconstruction of the veins of the liver of a human embryo 4.3 mm long

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	==Fig. 8. Semi-diagrammatic reconstruction of the veins of the liver of a human embryo 4.3 mm long==		==Fig. 8. Semi-diagrammatic reconstruction of the veins of the liver of a human embryo 4.3 mm long==
			{\|
	(No. 148).		\| (No. 148)

	* L - liver		* L - liver
	* uv - umbilical vein		* uv - umbilical vein
	* vom - omphalo-mesenteric vein		* vom - omphalo-mesenteric vein
	* i - intestine.		* i - intestine.
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	At this time the umbilical veins are broken in their course, having already passed the first stage of their growth, and from now on are destined to pass through the liver rather than past it (fig. 8). It is interesting to note that the primary sinusoidal liver—that portion which arises with the omphalo-mesenteric vein—is formed while the umbilical vein empties directly into the ductus Cuvieri. The process is at its height in an embryo of about the same age (No. 76), as shown in ~~figs~~. 9 and 10. The growth of the liver around and through the omphalo-mesenteric veins is accompanied by the growth of capillaries from this vein into the new anlage. Hand in hand with this process the circulation through the omphalo-mesenteric veins is further reduced by the growth and enlargement of the umbilical veins.		At this time the umbilical veins are broken in their course, having already passed the first stage of their growth, and from now on are destined to pass through the liver rather than past it ([[:File:Mall1906-fig08.jpg\|fig. 8]]). It is interesting to note that the primary sinusoidal liver—that portion which arises with the omphalo-mesenteric vein—is formed while the umbilical vein empties directly into the ductus Cuvieri. The process is at its height in an embryo of about the same age (No. 76), as shown in [[:File:Mall1906-fig09.jpg\|fig. 9]] and [[:File:Mall1906-fig10.jpg\|fig. 10]]. The growth of the liver around and through the omphalo-mesenteric veins is accompanied by the growth of capillaries from this vein into the new anlage. Hand in hand with this process the circulation through the omphalo-mesenteric veins is further reduced by the growth and enlargement of the umbilical veins.
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Z8600021: /* Fig. 8. Semi-diagrammatic reconstruction of the veins of the liver of a human embryo 4.3 mm long */

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Fig. 8. Semi-diagrammatic reconstruction of the veins of the liver of a human embryo 4.3 mm long

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	* i - intestine.		* i - intestine.

			At this time the umbilical veins are broken in their course, having already passed the first stage of their growth, and from now on are destined to pass through the liver rather than past it (fig. 8). It is interesting to note that the primary sinusoidal liver—that portion which arises with the omphalo-mesenteric vein—is formed while the umbilical vein empties directly into the ductus Cuvieri. The process is at its height in an embryo of about the same age (No. 76), as shown in figs. 9 and 10. The growth of the liver around and through the omphalo-mesenteric veins is accompanied by the growth of capillaries from this vein into the new anlage. Hand in hand with this process the circulation through the omphalo-mesenteric veins is further reduced by the growth and enlargement of the umbilical veins.

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	==Fig. 8. Semi-diagrammatic reconstruction of the veins of the liver of a human embryo 4.3 mm long==		==Fig. 8. Semi-diagrammatic reconstruction of the veins of the liver of a human embryo 4.3 mm long==

	(No. 148). L, liver; uv, umbilical vein; vom, omphalo-mesenteric vein; i, intestine.		(No. 148).

			* L - liver
			* uv - umbilical vein
			* vom - omphalo-mesenteric vein
			* i - intestine.


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Z8600021 at 09:02, 20 September 2015

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	==Fig. 8. Semi-diagrammatic reconstruction of the veins of the liver of a human embryo 4.3 mm long==		==Fig. 8. Semi-diagrammatic reconstruction of the veins of the liver of a human embryo 4.3 mm long==

	(No. 148). L, liver; ~~1M7~~, umbilical vein; vom, omphalo-mesenteric vein; i, intestine.		(No. 148). L, liver; uv, umbilical vein; vom, omphalo-mesenteric vein; i, intestine.

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			==Fig. 8. Semi-diagrammatic reconstruction of the veins of the liver of a human embryo 4.3 mm long==

			(No. 148). L, liver; 1M7, umbilical vein; vom, omphalo-mesenteric vein; i, intestine.

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