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Plate II

Abbreviations

• R.B.R. right bulbar ridge.
• L.B.R. left bulbar ridge.
• R.S.T. right superior tubercle of the A.-V. cushions.
• R.I.T. right inferior tubercle of the A.-V. cushions.
• I.V.S. interventricular septum.
• A.V.C. auriculoventricular cushions.
• B.A.C. bulbo-auricular channel.

Fig. 12. This is a section from a 17-5 mm. embryo ( x 80) and shows a notch in the same situation as that seen above, but now it is much less well marked.

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Reference

Odgers PN. The Development of the Pars Membranacea Septi in the Human Heart. J Anat. 1938 Jan;72(Pt 2):247-59. PMID 17104688

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