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==Fig. 3 to 5. Human Embryo Brain (Carnegie No. 96)==
==Fig. 5. Mesial view of hemisection of model showing subdivisions of diencephalon==


Crown-rump length 60 mm


===Fig. 3. Mesial view of right hemisphere of embryo===
Human Embryo Brain (Carnegie No. 96) Crown-rump length 60 mm


No. 96, crown-rump length 60 mm., showing subdivisions of archipallium. X 5.
Same model as shown in fig. 4. X 5.  
 
===Fig. 4. Left view of model of brain-stem===
(same embryo as shown in fig. 3), showing its subdivisions. X 5
 
===Fig. 5. Mesial view of hemisection of model shown in fig. 4===
 
showing subdivisions of diencephalon. X 5.  


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Fig. 5. Mesial view of hemisection of model showing subdivisions of diencephalon

Human Embryo Brain (Carnegie No. 96) Crown-rump length 60 mm

Same model as shown in fig. 4. X 5.

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Reference

Jenkins GB. Relative weight and volume of the component parts of the brain of the human embryo at different stages of development. (1921) Contrib. Embryol., Carnegie Inst. Wash., 59: 5-54.



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