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Figure 32

(S.N. 313; Tab. 85.)

The embryo, which is Figure 32, is a 175 hours (7 days 7 hours) taken from incubated egg and fixes in chrome acetic acid. On the sclera appear peculiar small, regularly asked papillae, the outer ear canal is quite deep. The neck is quite strong, the opercular-extension-only small residues are present. The spring plants have increased, we also found at the shoulder, chest and tail. Between the lower extremity and tail you can see the bead which surrounds the cloaca.

Vol. 2 Chicken: Plate 1 | Plate 2 | Plate 3 | Normal Plates Series | Chicken Development

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Reference

Franz Keibel, Normentafeln zur Entwicklungsgeschichte der Wirbelthiere (Normal plates of the development of vertebrates) Volume Hft.2 (1900) Jena, G. Fischer, Germany.

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+The embryo, which is Figure 32, is a 175 hours (7 days 7 hours) taken from incubated egg and fixes in chrome acetic acid. On the sclera appear peculiar small, regularly asked papillae, the outer ear canal is quite deep. The neck is quite strong, the opercular-extension-only small residues are present. The spring plants have increased, we also found at the shoulder, chest and tail. Between the lower extremity and tail you can see the bead which surrounds the cloaca.
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