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Plate 3
Figs. 37 to 39. A 14-mm. embryo
(No. 940) in which the last indications of the aortic-arch system are just disappearing and a very primitive condition of the larger arteries derived from them is already recognizable. Figure 37, lateral view; figure 38 ventrolateral view; figure 39, ventral view.
Fig. 40. Ventral view of an 18-mm. embryo
(No. 1390). The arterial evolution has preceded so far that the adult vessels are easily recognizable.
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| 19:20, 7 Mayıs 2011 | 1,173 × 1,011 (169 KB) | S8600021 (talk | contribs) | ==Plate 3== ===Figs. 37 to 39. A 14-mm. embryo=== (No. 940) in which the last indications of the aortic-arch system are just disappearing and a very primitive condition of the larger arteries derived from them is already recognizable. Figure 37, lateral |
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