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Plate 1

Fig. 1. Photograph of a living unsegmented ovum of the pony (P 1) in Locke’s fluid. Granular material is seen in the perivitelline space. X 480.

Fig. 2: Photograph of an unsegmented ovum of the pony (P 1) in agar. The nucleus is just visible. x 480.

Fig. 3. Section of an unsegmented ovum of the pony (P1) with a large vesicular nucleus. x 520.

Fig. 4. Section of an unsegmented ovum of the pony (P 8) showing deutoplasmolysis. x 520.

Fig. 5. Photograph of a living two-cell stage ovum of the pony (P 5). Granular material is seen in the lower part of the perivitelline space. x 480.

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current11:36, 29 September 2015Thumbnail for version as of 11:36, 29 September 20151,490 × 2,000 (478 KB)Z8600021 (talk | contribs)===Plate 1=== Fig. 1. Photograph of a living unsegmented ovum of the pony (P 1) in Locke’s fluid. Granular material is seen in the perivitelline space. X 480. Fig. 2: Photograph of an unsegmented ovum of the pony (P 1) in agar. The nucleus is just...

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