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Plate 1

1. Photograph of transverse section throughi tympanic wall of cochlea near apex. New-born dog. Fixation, trichloracetic acid; stain, iron hematoxylin, Stain - Congo red.
2. Photograph of transverse section through second turn of spiral duct. Pig embryo 93. r> mm. Trichloracetic acid; iron hematoxylin, Stain - Congo red.
3. Photograph of transverse, slightly oblique section through the greater and lesser ridges of second turn of cochlea, New-born dog. Trichloracetic acid; iron hematoxylin, Stain - Congo red.
4. Photograph of section tangential to surface of the two epithelial ridges in second turn of cochlea. New-born dog. Trichloracetic acid; iron hematoxylin, Stain - Congo red.
5. Photograph of section tangential to surface of the two epithelial riilges between second and third turn of cochlea. New-born dog. Trichloracetic acid; iron hematoxylin, Stain - Congo red.
6. Photograph of section tangential to surface of crista spiralis and the greater epithelial ridge. Pig embryo 137 mm. Bouin's fluid; iron heraatoxylin, Stain - Congo red.
7. 7'. Photographs of a section tangential to the surface of the organ of Corti in the adult bat (Vesperlilio fuscus) Bouin's fluid; iron hematoxylin, Stain - Congo red.
8. Photograph of section tangential to surface of crista acustica. New-born dog. Trichloracetic acid; iron hematoxylin, Stain - Congo red.
9. Photograph of section tangential to surface of crista acustica in adult bat (Vesperlilio fuscus). Zenker's fluid ; iron hematoxylin, Stain - Congo red.
10. Photograph of section tangential to the surface of crista acustica in adult white rat. Trichloracetic acid; iron hematoxylin, Stain - Congo red.

Stricht Links: Plate 1 | Plate 2 | Plate 3 | Plate 4 | Membrana Tectoria and the Crista Spiralis | Contributions to Embryology Series

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Reference

O. Van der Stricht. The Genesis and Structure of the Membrana Tectoria and the Crista Spiralis of the Cochlea. Contributions to Embryology (1918) Vol. 7 pp55- 86.

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