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==Fig. 1. Diagrammatic section of an unincubated fowl's egg== | |||
(modified from Allen Thomson). | |||
* bl. blastoderm | |||
* w. y. white yolk. This consists of a central flask-shaped mass and a number of layers arranged concentrically around this. | |||
* y. y. yellow yolk. | |||
* v. t. vitelline membrane, x. layer of more fluid albumen immediately surrounding the yolk. | |||
* w. albumen consisting of alternate denser and more fluid layers | |||
* ch. I. chalaza. | |||
* a. ch. airchamber at the broad end of the egg. This chamber is merely a space left between the two layers of the shell-membrane, | |||
* i. s. m. internal layer of shell-membrane, | |||
* s. m. external layer of shell-membrane, | |||
* s. shell. | |||
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Fig. 1. Diagrammatic section of an unincubated fowl's egg
(modified from Allen Thomson).
- bl. blastoderm
- w. y. white yolk. This consists of a central flask-shaped mass and a number of layers arranged concentrically around this.
- y. y. yellow yolk.
- v. t. vitelline membrane, x. layer of more fluid albumen immediately surrounding the yolk.
- w. albumen consisting of alternate denser and more fluid layers
- ch. I. chalaza.
- a. ch. airchamber at the broad end of the egg. This chamber is merely a space left between the two layers of the shell-membrane,
- i. s. m. internal layer of shell-membrane,
- s. m. external layer of shell-membrane,
- s. shell.
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Reference
Foster, M., Balfour, F. M., Sedgwick, A., & Heape, W. (1883). The Elements of Embryology. (2nd ed.). London: Macmillan and Co.
The Elements of Embryology (1883)
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