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Figs. 1 to 7. Tracings of endolymphatic duct. and adjacent area of membranous labyrinth from human series

Figures 1 to 4 and 7, X 37; 5 and 6, X 25. 1, 22.8 mm.; 2, 29 mm.; 34, 40 mm.; 5, infant, 4 months; 6, child, 3 years; 7, 36 mm., a.v., auditory vesicle; caps, cartilaginous otic capsule; c.d., cochlear duct; c0cl1l., cochlear part of vesicle; div., saccular diverticula; e.ap., endo1ymphatic appendage; e.d., endolynlphatic duct; e.s., endolymphatie sac; ep., epidermis; l.s.<l., lateral semicircular duct; m.t., medullary tube; sae., saccule; s.s.d., superior semicircular duct; st., stapes; utr., utricle; vest, vestibular part of vesicle; u.e.<l., utriculo-endolymphatic duct; u.e.f., utriculur fold (‘valve); v., blood vessels. * Rugae, in tangential section. Numbered arrows designate folds discussed in text.

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  fig 1 Human 22.8 mm

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  fig 2 Human 29 mm

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  fig 3 Human 34 mm

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  fig 4 Human 40 mm

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  fig 5 Infant 4 months

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  fig 6 Child 3 years

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  fig 7 embryo 36 mm

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  8 Cat 7 mm

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  9 Cat 10.6 mm

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  10 Cat 14 mm

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  11 Cat 15 mm

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  12 Cat 24.1 mm

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  13 Cat 32.6 mm

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  14 Cat 39 mm

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  15 Cat 39 mm

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  16 Cat 31 mm

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  17 Guinea-pig 18.5 mm

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  18 Dog 12.5 mm

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  19 Rabbit 21 mm

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  20 Rabbit 25 mm

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  21 Rabbit 29 mm

Reference

Anson BJ. The early development of the membranous labyrinth in mammalian embryos, with special reference to the endolymphatic duct and the utriculo—endolymphatic duct. (1934) Anat. Rec. 59: 15-25.

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