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12 Wax-plate reconstruction of epithelial hypophysis from a human embryo of 10.5 mm. (U.B.E.C., no.26), viewed from in front. X 65. | 12 Wax-plate reconstruction of epithelial hypophysis from a human embryo of 10.5 mm. (U.B.E.C., no.26), viewed from in front. X 65. | ||
13 | 13 Reconstruction of the epithelial hypophysis from a 14-mm human embryo (U.B.E.C., no. 46), viewed from in front. X 65. | ||
14 | 14 Reconstruction of the epithelial hypophysis from a 16-mm human embryo (Huber collection, 110. IV), viewed from in front. X 50. | ||
15 | 15 Reconstruction of the epithelial hypophysis from a 17-mm human embryo (U.B.E.C., no. 42), viewed from in front. X 65. | ||
Abbreviations a.c., ‘anterior chamber’ l.l., lateral lobe | Abbreviations a.c., ‘anterior chamber’ l.l., lateral lobe; d, diverticulum st, epithelial stalk inf. n. infundibular notch | ||
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12 Wax-plate reconstruction of epithelial hypophysis from a human embryo of 10.5 mm. (U.B.E.C., no.26), viewed from in front. X 65.
13 Reconstruction of the epithelial hypophysis from a 14-mm human embryo (U.B.E.C., no. 46), viewed from in front. X 65.
14 Reconstruction of the epithelial hypophysis from a 16-mm human embryo (Huber collection, 110. IV), viewed from in front. X 50.
15 Reconstruction of the epithelial hypophysis from a 17-mm human embryo (U.B.E.C., no. 42), viewed from in front. X 65.
Abbreviations a.c., ‘anterior chamber’ l.l., lateral lobe; d, diverticulum st, epithelial stalk inf. n. infundibular notch
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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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