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This historic 1934 paper by Snook described development of the human pharyngeal tonsil. This tonsil is associated with the mouth portion of the gastrointestinal tract development and has an important postnatal role in immune function.

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Mouth | Gastrointestinal Tract Development

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1909 Lymph glands \| 1912 Development of the Lymphatic System \| 1918 Gray's Lymphatic Images \| 1916 Pig Lymphatics \| 1919 Chicken Lymphatic \| 1921 Spleen \| 1922 Pig Stomach Lymphatics \| 1932 Cat Pharyngeal Tonsil \| Historic Disclaimer

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