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Fig. l. Ovary of 12-day embryo (Stage 9), showing epithelial nucleus everywhere continuous with the germinal epithelium. x 240.

Fig. 2. Testis of 12-day embryo (Stage 7), showing developing tuniea albuginea. and germinal epithelium thickened outside it. X 280.

Fig. 3. Testis of 12-day embryo (Stage 9), showing spermatic tubules cut oif from 17110 germinal epithelium by a well developed tunica. albuginea.. X 170.

Fig. 4. Ovary of 12-day embryo (Stage 7), showing epithelial nucleus still continual‘ with the germinal epithelium. x 280.

Fig. 5. Germinal ridge of 12-day embryo (Stage 4), showing formation of epithelial nucleus. X 265.

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Reference

Brambell FWR. The development and morphology of the gonads of the mouse. Part I. The morphogenesis of the indifferent gonad and of the ovary. (1927) 101: 391-407.

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