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==Fig. 322. From a model of the cloaca and the surrounding structures in a human embryo of 6.5 mm== | |||
Keibel. | |||
The portion of the gut immediately caudal to the attachment of the allantoic duct becomes dilated to form the cloaca which at first is a blind sac, its cavity being separated from the outer surface of the embryo by the cloacal membrane (Fig. 322). | |||
The openings of the mesonephric ducts, which primarily were situated in the lateral cloacal wall (p. 359), are situated after the separation in the dorso-lateral wall of the urogenital sinus (compare Figs. 322, 323, 324). | |||
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Fig. 322. From a model of the cloaca and the surrounding structures in a human embryo of 6.5 mm
Keibel.
The portion of the gut immediately caudal to the attachment of the allantoic duct becomes dilated to form the cloaca which at first is a blind sac, its cavity being separated from the outer surface of the embryo by the cloacal membrane (Fig. 322).
The openings of the mesonephric ducts, which primarily were situated in the lateral cloacal wall (p. 359), are situated after the separation in the dorso-lateral wall of the urogenital sinus (compare Figs. 322, 323, 324).
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Bailey FR. and Miller AM. Text-Book of Embryology (1921) New York: William Wood and Co.
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