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From Embryology
Table I. Table showing extent of cloacal membrane relative to the size of the embryo
Embryo | Length of embryonic disc Presomite | Cloacal membrane |
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W.O. (V. Mollendorlf, 1925) | 0.25 mm | What von Mollendorlf describes as the cloacal membrane is, according to Florian, the primitive streak, and von Mollendorif’s allantois is the cloacal membrane of Florian |
“Fetzer” (Fetzer & Florian, 1930) | 0.26 mm. | The cloacal membrane is separated by an interval from the primitive streak |
T. F. (Florian (1928)) | 0.4 mm | The cloacal membrane is a cord of cells which extends on to and connects the allantoic endoderm with the amniotic ectoderm |
Bi I | ? | Primitive streak reaches the cloacal membrane |
Bi 24 | 0.625 mm | Length 0-06 min |
“Hugo” Stieve (1926) | 0-635 mm | Length 0-035 mm |
“Beneke” | 0.75 mm | Cloacal membrane separated by an interval from (Strahl & Beneke, 1910) the primitive streak |
W.A. 17 (Grosser, 1930-1) | 0.85 mm | Length 0-13 mm and extends on to the allantois |
“Dobbin” (Hill & Florian, 1931) | 0-98 mm | Length 0.08 mm |
Peh-Hochstetter Rossenbeck (1923) | 1-4 mm | Cloacal membrane extends well on to allantois |
Heuser (1930) | 1.6 mm | Cloacal membrane extends well on to allantois |
Ingalls (1918) | 2-0 mm | Length 0-12 mm, and there is an additional connexion between the allantoic endoderm and amniotic ectoderm |
Somites | ||
F. von Orts Llorca (1934) | 2 | Cloacal membrane in two parts—one of which is allantoic |
H 3 (Wilson) | 2-3 | Cloacal membrane at the commencement of allantois |
Bi II | 4 | Cloacal membrane broken up—one portion involvingallantois |
Sternberg (1927) | 4 | Cloacal membrane is in four portions |
Pfannenstiel-Kromer | 5-6 | Very short cloacal membrane extending some distance into the allantois |
Dandy (1910) | 7 | Not mentioned |
Payne (1925) | 7 | Not mentioned |
West (1930) | 8 | Length 0.09 mm |
Etemod (1899) | 8 | Length 0-05 mm |
Corner (1929) | 10 | Cloacal membrane terminates before reaching the allantois |
Embryo Bl. XI | 10 | Cloacal membrane terminates before reaching the allantois |
Pfannenstiel III | 13-14 | Has trebled its length compared to P£annenstiel-Kramer |
Heuser (1930) | 14 | Length 0-18 mm |
Atwell (1930) | 17 | Length 0-18 mm Extends to the allantois |
Davis (1924) | 20 | Length 0-16 mm |
Table I is a series of embryos arranged according to size, with, as far as can be obtained, the available data regarding the cloacal membrane.