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Plate I
Fig. 1. Amblystoma, transverse section through the cloaca 15 days after operation to prevent the formation of the left pronephric duct. Symmetrical development of the cloaca and cloacal diverticula. (r.p. right pronephric duct; d, cloacal diverticulum.) x 120.
Fig. 2. Triton taentatus, transverse section through the cloaca 12 days after operation as indicated in Text-fig. 2. Normal development of the cloaca in the absence of both pronephric ducts. (d, cloacal diverticulum.) x 140.
Fig. 3. Triton taeniatus, longitudinal section 7 days after operation as described in text. The pronephric duct comes up against the ectoderm but does not unite with it. (p, pronephric duct.) x 120.
Fig. 4. Amblystoma, transverse section through the cloaca 40, cranial to the entrance of the pronephric ducts. 9 days previously embryo stained with Nile blue sulphate as indicated in Text-fig. 5. Nile blue sulphate seen as granules in the cloacal wall (c) and in the right pronephric duct (p). x 300.
Reference
O'Connor RJ. An experimental study of the development of the amphibian cloaca. (1940) J Anat. 74(3):301 - 308. PMID 17104815
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