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Fig. 1. Pigeon Bone Epiphysial End

A detail drawing of a part of the epiphysial end of specimen shown in figure 4 (plate 1). There is a most extensive ramification of the vessels at the epiphysis, radiation stopping abruptly, however, at the line of cartilage. X 140.

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