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Fig. 24. Section through the body of the embryo 11 mm long

Section through the same embryo showing the umbilical vein, recessus umbilicalls and the ramus arcuatus. Behind in the liver is the vena. cava, to its left the open right omphalo-mesenteric vein (see fig. 25), in front is the gall bladder and between it and the omphalo-mesenteric vein in the ramus arcuatus.

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Reference

Mall FP. A study of the structural unit of the liver. (1906) Amer. J Anat. 5:227-308.

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