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...tly called" attention to the great similarity in the configuration 'of the epidermis ridges on the palms and soles of identical links between the last group and the type represented by the Tocci brothers.

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EM for a later paper. The present article includes a study of the em

{{Carnegie stage 19 links}} Circular thickenings of the epidermis on the lateral body walls mark the developing mammae. In section these thi

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...e in no wise derived from the modification of chitinous ingrowths from the epidermis, as maintained by Gaskell. ...-dermal framework as we see in Limtilus might lose its connection with the epidermis, and the latter form a continuous layer above it. Then the hard superficial

somites. Their union with the epidermis is secondary, and ingrowths from the epidermis, as maintained by Gaskell.

...by scratching the side of the head with the hind foot. A fragment of loose epidermis was hanging from the lower eyelid, which twitched at intervals as if to rem ...ng of the side of the head, was repeated at intervals until the irritating epidermis was finally removed. The movements then ceased.

of loose epidermis was hanging from the lower eyelid, which twitched at epidermis was finally removed. The movements then ceased.

32. Reconstruction of peripheral nerves in six weeks human em thickness of the epidermis, and shorter pear-shaped sense cells

3: Sheppard EM. The reproductive system of a pregnant hermaphrodite rabbit reticular layer at the junction of the dermis and epidermis. J Anat. 1947

The epidermis is only one-cell thick, as in many invertebrates. Underlying the epidermis is the mesodermal dermis, which, in

...desmata (Held) in the region of the cranial nerves, where undifferentiated links of protoplasm frequently unite the existing ganglionic masses either with t 1905 Sur I'origine et la formation des cellules nerveuses chez les em bryons de selaciens. Bibl. anat., tom. 14. PiNKUs, F. 1894 Ueber einen noch

Like all other organs arising from the walls of the em- tip and lateral margins, the layer of these cells in the em-

much as it underwent histolysis and cytolysis. The epidermis also showed changes; instead of being smooth on the outside it became rough ...cups formed a large compound cup, which in turn derived its lens from the epidermis immediately over it in the middle line of the embryo. How the magnesium act

much as it underwent histolysis and cytolysis. The epidermis also showed changes; instead of being smooth on the lens from the epidermis immediately over it in the middle

:'''Links:''' [[Historic Embryology Papers|'''Historic Embryology Papers''']] | [http ...closes the base of the shaft. We may think of it as an invagination of the epidermis and see in it the usual skin layers somewhat modified under the different c

303. Under surface of the epidermis . ... 380 306. Cross-section of human epidermis 383

chained to a repetition of phylogenetic links! epidermis), if left alone, will proceed to epidermize during gastrulation, but