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Fig. 5. Ventral view of the model of the pharynx of embryo CLXIII

D. Th. g1., ductus thyreoglossus; Hyp., hypophysis; 0e., (esophagus; Tr., trachea; V. P.’ V. P.’’, V. P./” and V. PJV, flrst, second, third and fourth visceral folds.

This embryo has a vertex-breach (CRL) of 9 mm and a neck-breach 9 mm in length. It is about 30 days old or an embryo of the early 5th week of development.

Online Editor - this embryo would be approximately Carnegie stage 15)

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Reference

Sudler MT. The development of the nose and of the pharynx and its derivatives in man. (1902) Amer. J Anat. 1:391–416.

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