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File:Spaulding-fig10.jpg|Fig. 10. Carnegie Embryo No. 389a | File:Spaulding-fig10.jpg|Fig. 10. Carnegie Embryo No. 389a | ||
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File:Spaulding-fig11.jpg|Fig. 11. Carnegie Embryo No. 2023 | File:Spaulding-fig11.jpg|Fig. 11. Carnegie Embryo No. 2023 | ||
File:Spaulding-fig12.jpg|Fig. 12. Carnegie Embryo No. 1750 | File:Spaulding-fig12.jpg|Fig. 12. Carnegie Embryo No. 1750 | ||
File:Spaulding-fig13.jpg|Fig. 13. Carnegie Embryo No. 684 | File:Spaulding-fig13.jpg|Fig. 13. Carnegie Embryo No. 684 | ||
File:Spaulding-fig14.jpg|Fig. 14. Carnegie Embryo No. 194 | File:Spaulding-fig14.jpg|Fig. 14. Carnegie Embryo No. 194 | ||
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File:Spaulding-fig15.jpg|Fig. 15. Carnegie Embryo No.590 | File:Spaulding-fig15.jpg|Fig. 15. Carnegie Embryo No.590 | ||
File:Spaulding-fig16.jpg|Fig. 16. Carnegie Embryo No. 1900-60b | File:Spaulding-fig16.jpg|Fig. 16. Carnegie Embryo No. 1900-60b | ||
File:Spaulding-fig17.jpg|Fig. 17. Carnegie Embryo No.879c | File:Spaulding-fig17.jpg|Fig. 17. Carnegie Embryo No.879c | ||
File:Spaulding-fig18.jpg|Fig. 18. Carnegie Embryo No.1022d | File:Spaulding-fig18.jpg|Fig. 18. Carnegie Embryo No.1022d | ||
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File:Spaulding-fig19.jpg|Fig. 19. Carnegie Embryo No. 2393 | File:Spaulding-fig19.jpg|Fig. 19. Carnegie Embryo No. 2393 | ||
File:Spaulding-fig20.jpg|Fig. 20. Carnegie Embryo No.1900-60a. | File:Spaulding-fig20.jpg|Fig. 20. Carnegie Embryo No.1900-60a. |
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Fig. 7. No. 1936, 14 mm., male. X 12.
Fig. 8. No. 955, 17 mm., male. X 12.
Fig. 9. No. 28, 19 mm., male. X 6. (Insert, lateral view.)
Fig. 10. No. 3S9a, 21 mm., male. X 6. (Insert, lateral view.)
Fig. 11. No. 202.S, 15 mm., female. X 12. 12. No. 1750, 17.2 mm., female. X
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Fig. 13. No. 684, 20 mm., female. X 6.
Fig. 14. No. 194, 21 mm., female. X 6.
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Fig. 22 , No. 590. 23 mm., male. X 6.
â– No. 1900-606, 25 mm., male. X 6. â– No. 879e, 29.6 mm., male. X 6. . No. 1022d, 32 mm., male. X 0. (Insert, lateral view.) No. 2393, 23 mm., female. X 6. No. 1900-60a, 25 mm., female. X 6. . No. 950, 29 mm., female. X 6. â– No. 1358h, 33 mm., female. X 6.
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The development of the external genitalia in the human embryo By Milo Herrick Spaulding, Of the University of Montmxa, Stale College of Agriculture, Bozeman. With four plates and two text-figures.
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