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Plate 7 Wax-plate reconstruction of the hypophysis

22 Wax-plate reconstruction of the hypophysis from a 102-mm. human fetus (U.B.E.C., no. 17), viewed dorsally and from above. X 35.

23 The same model as shown in figure 22 with the neural lobe l‘(’Ill0\’('(l, vix-we<l from above and in front. X 35.

24 R4-vonstrtwtion of tho lxypophyeis from 9. human fetus of 28.5 cm. (l.T.B.l'}.(?., no. 45), viewed from the left side. X 15.

Abbreviations

rm.I.t., anterior lobe ' 1)., process surrounding neck of neural c.h. «caudally directed horn of para t.u- Iobo lneralis p.t., pars tuberalis n..l., neural lobe 3'-., incisure separating pars inte-rnu.-diu and pars tuberalis

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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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