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==Human Embryo Carnegie Stage 14== Carnegie Collection Embryo No.7394

==Human Embryo Carnegie Stage 14== Carnegie Collection Embryo No.7400

==Human Embryo Carnegie Stage 14== Carnegie Collection Embryo No.1620

==Human Embryo Carnegie Stage 14== Carnegie Collection Embryo No.7400

==Human Embryo Carnegie Stage 14== Carnegie Collection Embryo No. {{CE6830}}

==Human Embryo Carnegie Stage 14== Carnegie Collection Embryo No.5654

==Human Embryo Carnegie Stage 14== Carnegie Collection Embryo No.7333

==Human Embryo Carnegie Stage 14== Carnegie Collection Embryo No.4154

==Human Embryo Carnegie Stage 14== Carnegie Collection Embryo No.6502

==Human Embryo Carnegie Stage 14== Carnegie Collection Embryo No.{{CE4692}}

==Human Embryo Carnegie Stage 14== Carnegie Collection Embryo No.6848

==Human Embryo Carnegie Stage 14== Carnegie Collection Embryo No.7394

==Human Embryo Carnegie Stage 14== Carnegie Collection Embryo No.1380

...embryos of the Carnegie Collection: No. {{CE460}} (21 mm), No. {{CE417}} (32 mm), No. {{CE886}} (43 mm). X14. ...rnegie Embryo 460]] [[Category:Carnegie Embryo 417]] [[Category:Carnegie Embryo 886]]

...on of the second, are just appearing. Embryo No. {{CE2053}}, length 3 mm. (Carnegie Stage {{CS11}}) ===Figs. 31 and 32===

Fig. 32. No. {{CE4638}} [[Category:Carnegie Embryo 576]][[Category:Carnegie Embryo 8092]]

== Human Embryo Carnegie Stage 14== [[Carnegie stage 14|Carnegie Stage 14]] [[Week 5|day]] 32 somite 35, right dorsolateral view.

== Human Embryo Carnegie Stage 14== [[Carnegie stage 14|Carnegie Stage 14]] [[Week 5|day]] 32 somite 35, right dorsolateral view.

== Human Embryo Carnegie Stage 14== [[Carnegie stage 14|Carnegie Stage 14]] [[Week 5|day]] 32 somite 35, right dorsolateral view.

== Human Embryo Carnegie Stage 14== [[Carnegie stage 14|Carnegie Stage 14]] [[Week 5|day]] 32 somite 35, right dorsolateral view.

==Fig. 32 Cross section of human Embryo 22 thyreoid cartilage, cricoid cartilage, and hyoid bone== [[:Category:Carnegie Embryo 22|'''Embryo no. 22''']] (20 mm. ) to show thyreoid cartilage, cricoid cartilage, and h

==Fig. 18. Carnegie Embryo No.1022d== 32 mm., male. X 6

Human Embryo Carnegie stage 14, day 32, 35 somites

==Human Embryo Carnegie stage 14== Carnegie stage 14, day 32, 35 somites

==Human Embryo Carnegie stage 14== Carnegie stage 14, day 32, 35 somites

==Human Embryo Carnegie stage 14== Carnegie stage 14, day 32, 35 somites

==Human Embryo Carnegie stage 14== Carnegie stage 14, day 32, 35 somites

==Fig. 32-33.== ...spaces and the large exocoelomic cavity. [[:Category:Carnegie Embryo 8330|Carnegie 8330]], Section 9-2-6. X 100.

== Human Embryo Carnegie Stage 14== Carnegie Stage 14 day 32 somite 35

== Human Embryo Carnegie Stage 14== Carnegie Stage 14 day 32 somite 35

== Human Embryo Carnegie Stage 14== Carnegie Stage 14 day 32 somite 35

== Human Embryo Carnegie Stage 14== Carnegie Stage 14 day 32 somite 35

== Human Embryo Carnegie Stage 14== Carnegie Stage 14 day 32 somite 35

== Human Embryo Carnegie Stage 14== Carnegie Stage 14 day 32 somite 35

== Human Embryo Carnegie Stage 14== Carnegie Stage 14 day 32 somite 35

== Human Embryo Carnegie Stage 14== Carnegie Stage 14 day 32 somite 35

== Human Embryo Carnegie Stage 14== Carnegie Stage 14 day 32 somite 35

== Human Embryo Carnegie Stage 14== Carnegie Stage 14 day 32 somite 35

== Human Embryo Carnegie Stage 14== Carnegie Stage 14 day 32 somite 35

== Human Embryo Carnegie Stage 14== Carnegie Stage 14 day 32 somite 35

...ns of human embryos of the Carnegie Collection: No. 460 (21 mm.), No. 417 (32 mm.), No. 886 (43 mm.). X14. ...'']] Reconstruction of left auricular cartilage of a 50 mm. fetus (No. 84, Carnegie Collection). X 14. A model of the external form of the auricle was made, in

==Human Embryo Carnegie stage 11== [[Carnegie stage 11]] 25 days, 19 somite pairs

==Figs. 32. Embryo 4 mm length== ...outgrowths for the fourth and probably for the pulmonary arch are present. Embryo No. {{CE836}}, length 4 mm.

A segment of the cornea near the mid-line is shown in an embryo of each horizon. The mesoclermal component is a thin layer one or two cells Fig. 14. [[:Category:Carnegie Embryo 5609|'''No. 5609''']], xix, I5-I-I x 800.

File:Spaulding-fig07.jpg|Fig. 7. Carnegie Embryo No. {{CE1936}} File:Spaulding-fig08.jpg|Fig. 8. Carnegie Embryo No. {{CE955}}

...of a median section of the notochord and chondrostyle of a Human Embryo of 32 mm== [[Category:Human]][[Category:Human Embryo]] [[Category:Carnegie Stage 23]]

==Human Embryo Size Comparison== ...esent approximately the middle and at the end of the embryonic period. The embryo images have been scaled to the same magnification (5 mm scale bar).

...n at the margin of the ovum at the right. [[:Category:Carnegie Embryo 8558|Carnegie 8558]], Section 10-1-4. X 100. ...nce is not shown, arose from this defect. [[:Category:Carnegie Embryo 8558|Carnegie 8558]], Sequence 5. X22.

==Human Embryo Carnegie stage 14== Carnegie stage 14, 32 day, 35 somite pairs

==Human Embryo Carnegie stage 14== Carnegie stage 14, 32 day, 35 somite pairs

==Human Embryo Carnegie stage 14== Carnegie stage 14, 32 day, 35 somite pairs

==Human Embryo Carnegie Stage 13== Carnegie Stage 13 (day 28)

==Fig. 31 - 33. Outline drawings of the heart of an embryo 10 mm long== '''Fig. 32''' The same heart, viewed from below.

==Human Embryo Carnegie stage 14== Carnegie stage 14, day 32, 35 somites, week 5, right ventrolateral view upper embryo.

==Human Embryo Carnegie stage 14== Carnegie stage 14, day 32, 35 somites, week 5, right ventrolateral view upper embryo.

==Human Embryo Carnegie Stage 20== Based on the external appearance and limb development this embryo appears to be Stage 20.

==Human Embryo Carnegie Stage 20== Based on the external appearance and limb development this embryo appears to be Stage 20.

==Human Embryo Carnegie stage 14== Carnegie stage 14, day 32, 35 somites, week 5, right ventrolateral view upper embryo.

==Human Embryo Carnegie Stage 20== ...catalogue page. Based on the external appearance and limb development this embryo appears to be Stage 20.

==Human Embryo Carnegie stage 14== Carnegie stage 14, 32 day, 35 somite pairs

==Human Embryo Carnegie stage 14== Carnegie stage 14, 32 day, 35 somite pairs

==Human Embryo Carnegie stage 14== Carnegie stage 14, 32 day, 35 somite pairs

==Human Embryo Carnegie Stage 13== Carnegie Stage 13 (day 28)

==Human Embryo Carnegie Stage 13== Carnegie Stage 13 (day 28)

==Human Embryo Carnegie Stage 13== Carnegie Stage 13 (day 28)

==Human Embryo Carnegie Stage 13== Carnegie Stage 13 (day 28)

==Human Embryo Carnegie stage 14== Carnegie stage 14, 32 day, 35 somite pairs

==Human Embryo Carnegie Stage 14== Carnegie stage 14, 32 day, 35 somite pairs

==Human Embryo Carnegie stage 14== Carnegie stage 14, 32 day, 35 somite pairs

..., irrespective of form, as shown in stipple. The fetuses are listed in the Carnegie Collection follows: No. {{CE75}}, 30 mm.; No. {{CE1656}}, 67 mm.; No. {{CE1 ...67-mm. fetus, 4.75 mm. long; 111-mm. fetus, 12.25 mm. long; 221-mm. fetus, 32 mm. long.

==Human Otic Vesicle Carnegie Stages 13 to 15== '''Carnegie Stages''' : {{CS13}} 32 post ovulatory days, {{CS14}} 33 post ovulatory days, {{CS15} 35 post ovula

a. Mall embryo no. {{CE391}} — eight somites—section 45. d. N.Y.U. embryo no. 4 — fourteen somites — section 32.

==Human Embryo== Carnegie stage 14, 32 day, 35 somite pairs

==Human Embryo Carnegie stage 14== Carnegie stage 14, 32 day, 35 somite pairs

==Human Embryo Carnegie stage 14== Carnegie stage 14, 32 day, 35 somite pairs

==Human Embryo Carnegie stage 14== Carnegie stage 14, 32 day, 35 somite pairs

'''Human Embryo''' Carnegie stage 14, 32 day, 35 somite pairs

'''Human Embryo''' Carnegie stage 14, 32 day, 35 somite pairs

'''Human Embryo''' Carnegie stage 14, 32 day, 35 somite pairs

'''Human Embryo''' Carnegie stage 14, 32 day, 35 somite pairs

...tively thick and swollen character of the surrounding parts. Figures 30 to 32 differ from the preceding ones only in the increasing prominence of the ear These are indicated by the letter R. All specimens are from the Carnegie Collection, and length given is crown-rump.

...tively thick and swollen character of the surrounding parts. Figures 30 to 32 differ from the preceding ones only in the increasing prominence of the ear These are indicated by the letter R. All specimens are from the Carnegie Collection, and length given is crown-rump.

...tively thick and swollen character of the surrounding parts. Figures 30 to 32 differ from the preceding ones only in the increasing prominence of the ear These are indicated by the letter R. All specimens are from the Carnegie Collection, and length given is crown-rump.

...tively thick and swollen character of the surrounding parts. Figures 30 to 32 differ from the preceding ones only in the increasing prominence of the ear These are indicated by the letter R. All specimens are from the Carnegie Collection, and length given is crown-rump.

...tively thick and swollen character of the surrounding parts. Figures 30 to 32 differ from the preceding ones only in the increasing prominence of the ear These are indicated by the letter R. All specimens are from the Carnegie Collection, and length given is crown-rump.

...tively thick and swollen character of the surrounding parts. Figures 30 to 32 differ from the preceding ones only in the increasing prominence of the ear These are indicated by the letter R. All specimens are from the Carnegie Collection, and length given is crown-rump.

...tively thick and swollen character of the surrounding parts. Figures 30 to 32 differ from the preceding ones only in the increasing prominence of the ear These are indicated by the letter R. All specimens are from the Carnegie Collection, and length given is crown-rump.

...tively thick and swollen character of the surrounding parts. Figures 30 to 32 differ from the preceding ones only in the increasing prominence of the ear These are indicated by the letter R. All specimens are from the Carnegie Collection, and length given is crown-rump.

...tively thick and swollen character of the surrounding parts. Figures 30 to 32 differ from the preceding ones only in the increasing prominence of the ear These are indicated by the letter R. All specimens are from the Carnegie Collection, and length given is crown-rump.

...tively thick and swollen character of the surrounding parts. Figures 30 to 32 differ from the preceding ones only in the increasing prominence of the ear These are indicated by the letter R. All specimens are from the Carnegie Collection, and length given is crown-rump.

...tively thick and swollen character of the surrounding parts. Figures 30 to 32 differ from the preceding ones only in the increasing prominence of the ear These are indicated by the letter R. All specimens are from the Carnegie Collection, and length given is crown-rump.

...tively thick and swollen character of the surrounding parts. Figures 30 to 32 differ from the preceding ones only in the increasing prominence of the ear These are indicated by the letter R. All specimens are from the Carnegie Collection, and length given is crown-rump.

...tively thick and swollen character of the surrounding parts. Figures 30 to 32 differ from the preceding ones only in the increasing prominence of the ear These are indicated by the letter R. All specimens are from the Carnegie Collection, and length given is crown-rump.

...tively thick and swollen character of the surrounding parts. Figures 30 to 32 differ from the preceding ones only in the increasing prominence of the ear These are indicated by the letter R. All specimens are from the Carnegie Collection, and length given is crown-rump.

'''Human Embryo''' Carnegie stage 14, 32 day, 35 somite pairs

'''Human Embryo''' Carnegie stage 14, 32 day, 35 somite pairs

'''Human Embryo''' Carnegie stage 14, 32 day, 35 somite pairs

'''Human Embryo''' Carnegie stage 14, 32 day, 35 somite pairs

...en was the Peters embryo, and included in the list were 92 embryos of 0.19-32 mm, as well as 17 fetuses of 33-210 mm." [[Carnegie stage 6]][[Category:Charles Minot]][[Category:Historic Embryology]]