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| <qt>file=Lesser sac 01.mov|width=386px|height=520px|controller=true|autoplay=false</qt> | | <qt>file=Lesser sac 01.mov|width=386px|height=520px|controller=true|autoplay=false</qt> | ||
| This animation shows the development of the lesser sac associated with the rotation of the stomach and growth of the liver. | | This animation shows the development of the [[L#lesser sac|lesser sac]] associated with the rotation of the stomach and growth of the liver. | ||
This cross-sectional view of the abdomen viewed from above, with dorsal (back) top and ventral (front) bottom of animation. | This cross-sectional view of the abdomen viewed from above, with dorsal (back) top and ventral (front) bottom of animation. | ||
Later the retroperitoneal position of the developing kidneys is also shown either side of the dorsal (thoracic) aorta. | |||
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'''Links:''' [[Media:Lesser sac 01.mov|Quicktime version]] | [[Gastrointestinal Tract Development]] | [[Development Animation - Lesser Sac|Flash version]] | '''Links:''' [[Media:Lesser sac 01.mov|Quicktime version]] | [[Quicktime_Movies#Gastrointestinal_Tract|Gastrointestinal Tract Movies]] | [[Gastrointestinal Tract Development]] | [[Development Animation - Lesser Sac|Flash version]] | ||
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| width=386px|height=520px|controller=true|autoplay=false</qt> | This animation shows the development of the lesser sac associated with the rotation of the stomach and growth of the liver.
This cross-sectional view of the abdomen viewed from above, with dorsal (back) top and ventral (front) bottom of animation. Later the retroperitoneal position of the developing kidneys is also shown either side of the dorsal (thoracic) aorta.
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