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pi, Pigmented epithelium of the eye (outer lamella of the optic cup, or secondary optic vesicle) ; r, retina (inner lamella of the optic cup) ; /M, marginal zone of the optic cup, which forms the pars ciliaris et iridis retinas ; y, vitreous body with blood-vessels ; tv, tunica vasculosa lentis ; bk, blood-corpuscles ; ch, choroidea ; If, lens-fibres ; le, lens-epithelium ; I' ', zone of the lens-fibre nuclei ; It, fundament of the cornea ; he, external corneal epithelium. | pi, Pigmented epithelium of the eye (outer lamella of the optic cup, or secondary optic vesicle) ; r, retina (inner lamella of the optic cup) ; /M, marginal zone of the optic cup, which forms the pars ciliaris et iridis retinas ; y, vitreous body with blood-vessels ; tv, tunica vasculosa lentis ; bk, blood-corpuscles ; ch, choroidea ; If, lens-fibres ; le, lens-epithelium ; I' ', zone of the lens-fibre nuclei ; It, fundament of the cornea ; he, external corneal epithelium. | ||
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Fig. 266. Section through the optic fundament of an embryo Mouse
after KESSLER.
pi, Pigmented epithelium of the eye (outer lamella of the optic cup, or secondary optic vesicle) ; r, retina (inner lamella of the optic cup) ; /M, marginal zone of the optic cup, which forms the pars ciliaris et iridis retinas ; y, vitreous body with blood-vessels ; tv, tunica vasculosa lentis ; bk, blood-corpuscles ; ch, choroidea ; If, lens-fibres ; le, lens-epithelium ; I' ', zone of the lens-fibre nuclei ; It, fundament of the cornea ; he, external corneal epithelium.
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Reference
Hertwig O. Text-book of the embryology of man and mammals. (1892) Translated 1901 by Mark EL. from 3rd German Edition. S. Sonnenschein, London.
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