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This historic 1906 paper by Evatt is an early description of the integumentary patter on the palms (velour surface) of the hand. See also - Evatt EJ. A contribution to the development of the prostate in man. (1909) Jour. of Anat. and Phys. 43: 314-321. Evatt EJ. The development of the prostate gland in the human female, and a study of the homologies of the urethra and vagina of the sexes. (1911) J. Anat. and Physiol. 45: 122-30. PubMed 17232868 Modern Notes: integumentary Template:Integumentary links

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The Development and Evolution of the "Papillary" Ridges and Patterns on the Volar surface of the Hand

By Mr Evelyn John Evatt, University College, Cardiff.

Paper - The development and evolution of the "papillary" ridges and patterns on the volar surface of the hand