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Tammar Wallaby Embryo and Fetus
At day 18, the conceptus emerges form the ruptured shell coat (Sh) so that the two regions of the placenta can make a close attachment to the uterine epithelium. The right side of the embryo is already coat-free, while the embryo itself is still within the shell coat.
Legend
- All - allantois
- Am - amniopore
- BYS - bilaminar yolk sac
- TYS - trilaminar yolk sac
- Sh - shell coat
- ST - sinus terminalis
- Ut - uterine epithelium
- Wallaby Links: Wallaby Embryo and Fetus | Embryo and Membranes day 18 | Embryo day 18 | Fetus day 23 | Fetus day 25 | Kangaroo Development
Reference
Menzies BR, Pask AJ & Renfree MB. (2011). Placental expression of pituitary hormones is an ancestral feature of therian mammals. Evodevo , 2, 16. PMID: 21854600 DOI.
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