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...nce very definitely. His account is found in Human Embryologij (Keibel and Mall, vol. 2, p. 396), in which he states:

...e make it correspond very closely to an embryo of 28 days, as estimated by Mall'^, p. 199). If such is its age the specimen falls into that group of embryo ...n the above-named specimens and also younger than the embryos described by Mall^', Gage'^, Bremer^, and Tandler^^ It is apparently older than the twin spec

Keibel, 24 Mall (Franklin P.), 7, 9, 12, 15, 33, 545

is No. 763, of the Carnegie Collection, which has been mentioned by Mall (1915, The Bayer ovum described by Keibel (1890), judging from its size and general

In: Manual of Human Embryology. F. Keibel and F. P. Mall, eds. J. B. Lippincott, Philadelphia, pp. 403-428.

...elopment of the liver. In: Manual of Human Embryology. F. Keibel and F. P. Mall, eds. J. B. Lippincott, Philadelphia, pp. 403-428.

Keibel (1891) published in an important paper his findings in regard to the develo ...f the somites in small embryos is always very difficult, as pointed out by Keibel, especially when the material is not well preserved. It was easy, however,

...arity is still better marked at the end of the third month ([[:File:Keibel Mall 278.jpg|Fig. 278]]). ...bit a centre of ossification, is ossified in a peculiar kind of cartilage (Mall). The ends of tbis bone exhibit the more usual type of ossific cartilage. T

Keibel (1891) published in an imi)()rtant paper his findings in regard to the out by Keibel, especially when the material is not well preserved. It was easy, however,

...Normaltafeln zur Entwicklungsgeschichte der Wirbel-tiere. Edited by Franz Keibel. XII. Normal plates of the development of Squalus acanthias. Jena, s. 140, ...lopment of the nervous system, in ‘Human Embryology,’ edited by Keibel and Mall, vol. 2, pp. 1-156.

In: Manual of Human Embryology. F. Keibel and F. P, Mall, eds. J. B. Lippincott, Philadelphia, pp. 403-428.

Keibel, F., and Abraham, K., Normaltafeln zur Entwickelungsgeschichte des Huhnes Keibel, Ueber die erste Bildung des Labyrinthanhanges. Anat. Anz., Bd.

...d be made to the exhaustive bibliographies compiled by Minot (1893) and by Keibel (1897). Furthermore, the list is largely restricted to contributions based Keibel, F., 1891. Uebcr die Entwicklungsgeschichte des Schweines. Anat. Anz., Bd.

...A. A. iii. 253-257. Kazzander, J. 01.1. Muscle of jaw. A. A. vi. 224-227. Keibel, F. 86.1. Vitreous humor. His' Archiv. 1886. 358369. 87.1. Blastopore. A. A ....1. Blood corpuscles. Arch. d. Physiol, norm, et pathol. 2 s(5r. ix. 1-47. Mall, F. P. 87.1. Branchial arches. His' Arch. 1887. 1-34. 88.1. Middle ear. Stu

At the suggestion of Professor Mall and through the courtesy of Professor Williams I the same thing true in a number of vertebrates and that Keibel (1894 and 1895) called

That the arteries of the gut migrate cephalo-caudad was demonstrated by Mall ('91 and '97), but comparison of the origins of these arteries in this emb 1912 The development of the vascular system. Keibel and Mall's human embryology, vol. 2, pp. .570-709; Philadelphia and London. Forss

That the arteries of the gut migrate cephalo-caudad was demonstrated by Mall ('91 and '97), but comparison of the origins of these arteries in this emb * 1912 The development of the vascular system. Keibel and Mall's human embryology, vol. 2, pp. .570-709; Philadelphia and London.

I. Die Entstehung des Angioblastes und die Entwicklung des Blutes. Keibel-Mall, "Handbuch d. Entwicklungsgeschichte d. Menschen," Band II. Leipzig. Pp. 48 ...I. Die Entstehung des Angioblastes und die Entwicklung des Blutes. Keibel-Mall, ''Handbuch d. Entwicklungsgeschichte d. Menschen," Band II. Leipzig. Pp. 4

By Franklin P. Mall, ...han Festschrift, Contributions to Medical Research, Ann Arbor, 1903. 1 3 4 MALL. [VoL. XIX.

...y because of its small size, it is nevertheless differentiated very early. Keibel and Elze (1908, p. 152) have recorded that it appears in man and the apes b ...s of cells, and diagrams of this hypothetical stage have been published by Keibel, Schlater, and others. In the youngest embryos which have been observed, ho