Paper - The Anatomy of Human Embryos with Seventeen to Twenty-three Pairs of Somites

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Wen, I. C., The anatomy of human embryos with seventeen to twenty-three pairs of somites J. Comp. Neurol, 45, 301-376.

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The Anatomy of Human Embryos with Seventeen to Twenty-three Pairs of Somites

I Chuan Wen

Hull Laboratory of Anatomy, University of Chicago

Eight Heliotype Plates and Twelve Text Figures

Contents

Introduction

Material and methods

External form

Nervous system

Neural tube as a whole

Subdivisions of the nervous system

I. Proseneephalon

Optic vesicles

Anterior neuropore

II. Meseneephalon

III. Rhombencephalon

Rhombomeres

Neural crest

Ectodermal areas

Chorda dorsalis

Pharynx

Oral sinus and buccopharyngeal membrane

Ventral pharyngeal wall

Internal gill rudiment

Thyroid

Lung and liver

Vascular system

Nephric system

Summary

Abbreviations

Bibliography

Introduction

Many problems in early human development remain still unsolved. Studies of many more embryos from the period of somite formation will be necessary before accurate ac-

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