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Windle WF. Physiology of the Fetus. (1940) Saunders, Philadelphia.

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This 1940 textbook by Prof William Frederick Windle (1898-1986) describes human fetal physiology as it was understood at that time. His research collection consists of paper documents, plus approximately 25,000 feet of motion pictures, over 400 slides, photographs, and a few artifacts. The materials span the years 1918-1986. (More? See Online Archives of California)

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Also by this author: Windle WF. (1970). Development of neural elements in human embryos of four to seven weeks gestation. Exp. Neurol. , 28, Suppl:44-83. PMID: 4097652

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Physiology of the Fetus

William Frederick Windle (1898-1986)

Origin and Extent of Function in Prenatal Life

By

William Frederick Windle

Professor of Microscopic Anatomy, Northwestern University Medical School

W.B. Saunders Company Philadelphia and London, 1940

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Physiology of the Fetus

Preface

Contents