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Plate 6. Section of a Portion of the Necrotic Zone of the Decidua

Fig. 6. Section of a Portion of the Necrotic Zone of the Decidua, and of the Layer of Large Cells on its Inner Aspect. x 500 d.

n.z,, necrotic decidua ; w.c, large, prolwibly maternal, cells in various stages of degeneration, some lying free in the implantation cavity, othera embedded in the necix)tic tissue ; cav,, blood-filled implantation cavity.

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