Paper - Placentation in the rabbit

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Houston ML. Placentation in the rabbit. (1964). MSc. Thesis, Department of Zoology, Kansas State College of Agriculture.

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This historic 1964 Masters thesis by Houston describes placentation in the rabbit. Note some modification of layout has been made for this online version of the thesis.

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Historic Embryology - Rabbit
1889 Uterus and Embryo \| 1905 Normal Plates \| 1905 limb veins \| 1908 Pancreas \| 1908 Pharyngeal Pouches \| 1908 intestinal diverticula \| 1909 Lymph glands \| 1918 Pituitary \| 1929 ovulation \| 1931 prochordal plate \| 1935 Oocyte \| 1935 Somites \| 1964 Placentation

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