Paper - The developmental significance of the mammalian pharyngeal tonsil - Cat

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Kingsbury BF. The developmental significance of the mammalian pharyngeal tonsil - Cat. (1932) Amer. J Anat. 50(2): 201-231.

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This 1932 paper by Kingsbury describes the cat pharyngeal tonsil development as a mammalian model. Benjamin Freeman Kingsbury (1872-1946) Papers - Cornell University Archive (3 boxes). Also by this author: Kingsbury BF. The extent of the floor-plate of His and its significance. (1920) J Comp. Neurol. 32(1): 113–135. Kingsbury BF. The fundamental plan of the vertebrate brain. (1922) J. Comp. Neural. 461-490. Kingsbury BF. On the fate of the ultimobranchial body within the human thyroid gland. (1935) Anat. Rec. 61(2): 155–173. Modern Pages: Cat Development Immune Links: immune | blood | spleen | thymus | lymphatic | lymph node | Antibody | Med Lecture - Lymphatic Structure | Med Practical | Immune Movies | vaccination | bacterial infection | Abnormalities | Category:Immune Historic Embryology   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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