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| Carnegie Institution, Embryological Collection (C.I.E.C.)  
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| No. 409.
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Carnegie Embryos - Senior (1919) - Lower Limb Blood Vessels 
Embryo CRL Collection Catalogue No.
6.0 mm+ Carnegie Institution, Embryological Collection (C.T.E.C.) No. 1075
8.5 mm+ Cornell University, Embryological Collection (C.E.C.) No. 9.
12.0 mm+ Cornell University, Embryological Collection (C.E.C.) No. 3.
12.0 mm+ Minnesota, Embryological Collection (M.E.C.) No. H. 16.
14.0 mm Cornell University, Embryological Collection (C.E.C.) No. 5.
17. 5 (?) Harvard University, Embryological Collection (H.E.C.) No. 839.
18.0 mm Carnegie Institution, Embryological Collection (C.I.E.C.) No. 409
22.0 mm Cornell University, Embryological Collection (C.E.C.) No. 1.
Note: The following embryos have been studied, the right having been reconstructed in all cases. The embryos of which both lower limbs have been reconstructed are marked with an "+"
Reference: Sensenig EC. The early development of the meninges of the spinal cord in human embryos. (1951) Contrib. Embryol., Carnegie Inst. Wash. Publ. 611.