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Fig. 5. Dorsal wall of pericardial sac, pericsrdio-peritoneal passages and upper part of peritoneal coelom in 6 mm Embryo

A, duct of Cuvier; B, mesocardjsl fold; D. dorsal piesocardium, arterial; E, duct of Cuvier; F, mesocsx-dial fold, now forming pleuro-perlcardial and oval margin of pleuro-peritoneal membrane; G, ventral mesogastrium; H, lung bud in pleural division of caelom; K and L, right and left pnenmsto-enterlc recesses, the left very small; M, stomach; N, Wolffian ridge.

In fig. 5 the developing lungs lie dorsal and caudal to the pericardium and on the caudal and dorsal aspect of the original septum transversum.

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Reference

Waterston D. Developmental changes in the pericardium, the mesocardia, and the pleural sacs in the human embryo. (1915) J Anat Physiol., 50(1): 24-9. PMID 17233049

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