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S.P., splhenoidal; O.P., orbital process of palate bone; M.G., Mterkel's ganglion; S.P.A., spheno -palatine artery; N.C., nasal cavity.

Own collection, same embryo as figs. 4 and 5.

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-Fig. 6. S.P., splhenoidal; O.P., orbital process of palate bone; M.G., Mterkel's ganglion; S.P.A., spheno -palatine artery; N.C., nasal cavity. Own collection,same embryo as figs. 4 and 5.
+==Fig. 6. Palate Bone==
+S.P., splhenoidal; O.P., orbital process of palate bone; M.G., Mterkel's ganglion; S.P.A., spheno -palatine artery; N.C., nasal cavity.
+Own collection, same embryo as figs. 4 and 5.
+{{Fawcett1906 figures}}