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Plate 3

8 Sagittal sevtion through hypophysis region of a 26-mm. human (U.B.E. 1, no. 1). Nasal end at left. X 30.

9 Transverse section through hypophysis of a 45-min. human L'I11l)1‘y0 Collection, no. XVITI). X 30.

10 Sagittal section through hypophysis region of a 55-mni. human (U.B.E. C., no. 25). Nasal end at left. X 30.

11 Sagittal section through hypopllysis region of a 102-mm. human (U.B.E.C., no. 17). Nzisul end at left. X 30.

Abbreviations m1t.l., anterior lobe c.t., (‘0I1l1C‘(‘tiV(‘, tissue p.int., pars intermedia p.t., pars tuberalis enlbryo (Huber embryo embryo rl.m., dura mater of diaphragina sellac r.l., residual lumen of Ratl1ke’s pouch 1z,.l., neural lobe sphm., sphenoid cartilage

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Reference

Atwell WJ. The development of the hypophysis cerebri in man, with special reference to the pars tuberalis. (1926) Amer. J Anat. 37: 139-193.

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