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A segment of the cornea near the mid-line is shown in an embryo of each horizon. The mesoclermal component is a thin layer one or two cells Fig. 14. [[:Category:Carnegie Embryo 5609|'''No. 5609''']], xix, I5-I-I x 800.

==Fig. 70. Abnormal Implanted Ovum== ...to lack of or early death of the embryo. [[:Category:Carnegie Embryo 7771|Carnegie 7771]], Section 34-1. X 100.

...ugh there were many other polyps present. [[:Category:Carnegie Embryo 7771|Carnegie 7771]], Sequence 1. X 1-1.

...nd a small chorionic cavity but no embryo and a third with trophoblast and embryo but no chorionic cavity. It is, perhaps, conceivable that abnormal morulae ...ial wrinkling of its endometrial surface. [[:Category:Carnegie Embryo 8329|Carnegie 8329]], Sequence 2. X 22.

==Fig. 44. Outline of a Human Embryo 10.4 mm long and in the 6th week of development== ..., Ibid. p. 492. Dr. H. L. Bamiville gives a full description of an 8-5 mm. Embryo, Journ. Anat. 1915, vol. 49, p. 1. Dr. F. W. Thyng gives excellent figures