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==Fig. 11. Diagram to show the relation of the auditory syncytium to the hind brain and otic vesicle in an early vertebrate embryo==
==Fig. 11. Diagram to show the relation of the auditory syncytium to the hind brain and otic vesicle in an early vertebrate embryo==
From a further examination of embryos of ''Cyclopterus lumpus'' it was ascertained that these subsidiary sense-epithelium patches were all derivatives of the originally single area, with which the auditory syncytium was in continuity during the early developmental stages (fig. 11).


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Fig. 11. Diagram to show the relation of the auditory syncytium to the hind brain and otic vesicle in an early vertebrate embryo

From a further examination of embryos of Cyclopterus lumpus it was ascertained that these subsidiary sense-epithelium patches were all derivatives of the originally single area, with which the auditory syncytium was in continuity during the early developmental stages (fig. 11).

Reference

Cameron J. and Milligan W. The development of the auditory nerve in vertebrates. (1910) J Anat. Physiol. 44(2): 111-32. PubMed 17232833


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