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Fig. 1. Graphic recontruction of an 11 mm Human Embryo

(No. 60) from the left side, showing the body outline. extremities, central nervous system, vertebral centra1, viscera, etc. The parts corresponding to the viscera in the model (Fig. 5) are indicated by stippling. The various regions of the vertebral column are indicated (ceph.-cerv., cerv.-thor., thor.-lumb.. lumb. sacr., sacr.-cocc.).

A, ascending aorta; a, descending aorta; a3, a4, 3d and 4th aortic arches: ac. anterior cardinal (jugular) vein; c, anlage of the cocum; cd, caudal aorta; cl, cloaca; co. colon; dC, ductus Cuvieri; l, lung; L, liver; in, left auricle; lv, left ventricle; pc, posterior cardinal vein; ph. pharynx; R, rectum; sx, sexual anlage; sl, left suprarenal anlnge; sa, origin of subclavian artery: th, anluge of thymus; tl. tm, lateral and median anlagms of the thyroid: U, umbilical cord: ua, umbilical artery; uv. umbilical vein; w. Wolffian Body; wd. Wolffian duct; x, wlndow cut into great omeutum: ys, attachment of yolk-stalk to intestinal loop.

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Jackson 1909 Figures: Fig 1. 11 mm embryo | Fig 2. 17 mm embryo | Fig 3. 31 mm embryo | Fig 4. 65 mm embryo | Fig. 5-8 | Fig 5. 11 mm embryo | Fig 6. 17 mm embryo | Fig 7. 31 mm embryo | Fig 8. 65 mm embryo

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  Fig 1. 11 mm embryo

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  Fig 2. 17 mm embryo

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  Fig 3. 31 mm embryo

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  Fig 4. 65 mm embryo

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  Fig. 5-8.

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  Fig 5. 11 mm embryo

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  Fig 6. 17 mm embryo

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  Fig 7. 31 mm embryo

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  Fig 8. 65 mm embryo

Reference

Jackson CM. On the developmental topography of the thoracic and abdominal viscera. (1909) Anat. Rec. 111: -396.

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