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Fig. 396. From a reconstruction of the peripheral nerves in a human embryo of 4 weeks (6.9 mm)

Streeter.

III-XII, III to XII cranial nerves
C.I, D. /,, L.I., 5. /., ist cervical, 1st dorsal, 1st lumbar, and 1st sacral nerves, respectively
1, 2, 3, branchial arches
Ot. v., auditory vesicle
IX-X-XI gang, crest, ganglionic or neural crest of IX, X and XI cranial nerves.
Fiber masses are represented by fine lines, ganglion cell masses by dots.

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