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...ic figure quite unlike anything seen in human development. By referring to Mall's reconstructions of the intestines of two 24-mm. human embryos (1897, Tafe ...divisions, he found that these could be identified in the adult. Following Mall, MacCallum studied the development of the coils in the pig and likewise fou

At the suggestion of Professor Mall and through the courtesy of Professor Williams I was enabled to obtain abst ...Oppel (1891) found the same thing true in a number of vertebrates and that Keibel (1894 and 1895) called attention to the occurrence of the same phenomenon i

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...til about the second month of postnatal life. Contrary to the statement of Mall ('06), lobule formation is not complete at this time, for I find with Lewis ...o far as lobule formation is concerned, this was unnecessary. I agree with Mall, ('06) when he says, "the great difficulty is to recognize the same thing f

...thod of measuring embryos used by Mall is in quite general use (Keibel and Mall, ’10, vol. 1, ch. 8). KEIBEL AND MALL 1910-12 Manual of human embryology. Lippincott, Philadelphia and London.

| Prof. Keibel ...erred to Chapter TV of the present work, where this has been done by Prof. Keibel. Here we need be concerned only with remarks on what blood-vessels are pres

...tal vein and its branches. This is beautifully illustrated in the paper by Mall.” The origin of this network of bile ducts is easily visualized when one 9 LEWIS, F. T. 1912 Keibel and Mall, Manual of human embryology, vol. 2, p. 403. Philadelphia.

...ac is uneven as if blood and vessels had begun to develop in its mesoderm (Keibel and Elze, 1908). It will be noted that von Spee does not state definitely t '''Fig. 232.''' — Wax reconstruction of [[:Category:Carnegie Embryo 391|Mall's Series 391]], showing a median sagittal section of the embryo. X50 diam.

...the human embryo are found in PI. XX, Vol. 5 of the Journal of Morphology (Mall, 91), and in Taf. II of His's contribution " Zur Geschichte del Gehirns," 8 ...nglia have been drawn as if belonging with the fifth nerve by both His and Mall, but as shown by Dixon, 96, and admitted by Prof. His, this was an error. N

Keibel, F. : Zur Embryologie des Menschen, der Alien und der Halbaffen. Verh. der Mall, F. P. : Ueber die Entwieklung des menschlichen Darmes und seiner Lage beim

...pment are midway between Bremer's 4nun. embryo, aged twenty-one days, and ^Mall's 7-mm. napebreech embryo, twenty-six days old, and twenty-three days in al ...on the left side; a similar condition is found in the embryos described by Mall, Waldeyer, and Janosik, a departure from the usual right-sided position of

..., p. 216 ; 6. Grosser, Verhand. Aimt. Gesellsch. 1911, p. 173 ; Keibel and Mall's Manual of Human Embryology, 1912, vol. 2, p. 291. ...p. 1 ; F. P. Mall, Amer. Journ. Anat. 1906, vol. 5, p. 227 ; F. T. Lewis, Keibel and Hall's Manual of Human Embryology, 1912, vol. 2, p. 403 ; Prof. P. Thom

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...nce very definitely. His account is found in Human Embryologij (Keibel and Mall, vol. 2, p. 396), in which he states:

...e make it correspond very closely to an embryo of 28 days, as estimated by Mall'^, p. 199). If such is its age the specimen falls into that group of embryo ...n the above-named specimens and also younger than the embryos described by Mall^', Gage'^, Bremer^, and Tandler^^ It is apparently older than the twin spec

...elopment of the liver. In: Manual of Human Embryology. F. Keibel and F. P. Mall, eds. J. B. Lippincott, Philadelphia, pp. 403-428.

Keibel (1891) published in an important paper his findings in regard to the develo ...f the somites in small embryos is always very difficult, as pointed out by Keibel, especially when the material is not well preserved. It was easy, however,

...arity is still better marked at the end of the third month ([[:File:Keibel Mall 278.jpg|Fig. 278]]). ...bit a centre of ossification, is ossified in a peculiar kind of cartilage (Mall). The ends of tbis bone exhibit the more usual type of ossific cartilage. T

...Normaltafeln zur Entwicklungsgeschichte der Wirbel-tiere. Edited by Franz Keibel. XII. Normal plates of the development of Squalus acanthias. Jena, s. 140, ...lopment of the nervous system, in ‘Human Embryology,’ edited by Keibel and Mall, vol. 2, pp. 1-156.

...d be made to the exhaustive bibliographies compiled by Minot (1893) and by Keibel (1897). Furthermore, the list is largely restricted to contributions based Keibel, F., 1891. Uebcr die Entwicklungsgeschichte des Schweines. Anat. Anz., Bd.

...A. A. iii. 253-257. Kazzander, J. 01.1. Muscle of jaw. A. A. vi. 224-227. Keibel, F. 86.1. Vitreous humor. His' Archiv. 1886. 358369. 87.1. Blastopore. A. A ....1. Blood corpuscles. Arch. d. Physiol, norm, et pathol. 2 s(5r. ix. 1-47. Mall, F. P. 87.1. Branchial arches. His' Arch. 1887. 1-34. 88.1. Middle ear. Stu

That the arteries of the gut migrate cephalo-caudad was demonstrated by Mall ('91 and '97), but comparison of the origins of these arteries in this emb * 1912 The development of the vascular system. Keibel and Mall's human embryology, vol. 2, pp. .570-709; Philadelphia and London.

...blood supply. Evans gave an account of the head arteries in the Keibel and Mall Manual (1912) based on MaH*s work (1905) and others. Streeter (1918) descri 47. Mall. F. P. 1912 Keibel and Mall, Manual, Vol. 2:570-709.

...I. Die Entstehung des Angioblastes und die Entwicklung des Blutes. Keibel-Mall, Handbuch d. Entwicklungsgeschichte d. Menschen," Band II. Leipzig. Pp. 483

Henry H. Donaldson Franklin P. Mall Franklin P. Mall. On the development of the human heart. Thirtyseven figures 249

...ion see Weidenreich (Arch. f. mikr. Anat., 1901, vol. 58, pp. 247-376) and Mall (Amer. Journ. Anat., 1903, vol. 2, pp. 315-332). ...ram, Fig. 199, except along its lower border, represent groups or pairs of Mall's lobules. Stohr notes that "a division into lobules in the interior of the

...irth, or shortly thereafter, all the oogonia have become primary ob'cytes (Keibel). At first the WITH SILVER NITRATE. Xaso. (Mall.)

| valign=top|[[Embryology History - Franklin Mall|Franklin P, Mall]] 1 According to Keibel's Normentafel, pig embryos of nineteen days measure from 4.5 to 8 mm.

Henry H. Donaldson Franklin P. Mall ...cal region was started in 1903, and was undertaken in part as a control of Keibel's work, and in part with a view toward solving some of the points on which

Franklin P. Mall ...its appearance until after the detachment from the ectoderm is completed. Keibel '99 was strongly influenced by the condition existing in the embryo of the

{{Franklin P. Mall}} appropriate. Comparison of the figures of Duval and of Keibel and Abraham

Franklin P. Mall, Johns Hopkins University. KEIBEL, F 21

{{Franklin P. Mall}}, ...1-15, on pages 3 to 9 represent a series of embryos belonging some to the Mall collection and some to the His collection. The general relation of the limb

Franklin P. Mall ...velopment of the muscle, which I have taken largely from Lewis (Keibel and Mall) and Bardeen, we are ready to go ahead with a description of the sensory ne

FRANKLIN P. MALL, Among the youngest human embryos and one of the youngest in Professor Mall's collection, is Embryo No. 39 1, which he has very kindly permitted me to

Franklin P. Mall ...spiration of my beloved teacher and master, the late Professor Franklin P. Mall, and it is with a sense of the deepest gratitude and reverence that I ackno

| valign=top|[[Embryology History - Franklin Mall|Franklin P, Mall]] ...n of the hind-gut and cloaca, for this has already been thoroughly done by Keibel ('96), whose observations have been recently confirmed by Pohlmann ('11). T

HENRY H. DONALDSON, FRANKLIN P. MALL, I. Feanklin p. Mall. On Several Anatomical Characters of the Human Brain, said to Vary Accordin

...o brains for the study of this point, I have had recourse to data given by Mall ('09). Unfortunately, for my purposes at least, ...this effect in two ways. Fu'st, I weighed again ten of the brains used by Mall and compared the changes in relative weight of the parts. Five showed incre

Franklin P. Mall ^Mall, Welch Festschrift, Johns Hopkins Hospital Reports, IX, 1900. •Mall, Vaughan Festschrift, Contributions to Medical Research, Ann Arbor, 1903.

'School, and of Dr. Mall at the Johns Hopkins Medical School.' weeks embiyo loaned to her for more than a year by Dr. Mall.

Professor Mall as * lobules' and he states that they "can easily be seen on the ...ram, Fig. 181, except along its lower border, represent groups or pairs of Mall's

Franklin P. Mall That the arteries of the gut migrate cephalo-caudad was demonstrated by Mall ('91 and '97), but comparison of the origins of these arteries in this embr

Frederic T. Lewis. Keibel's Note on Intestinal Diverticula 267 A Study of the Causes Underlying the Origin of Human Monsters. Franklin P. Mall 356

2 As Mall says, it is more correct to speak of the downward growth of the apices of t Journ. Anat., vol. 3. Mall, F. P. 1912 On the development of the human heart. Am. Jour. Anat.,

...preponderance of the parietal, occipital, and temporal lobes. According to Mall, however, the frontal lobe is between 43 and 44 per cent of the weight of t Mall has shown that while the absolute weight of the cerebrum varies with change

. 1910. The development of the skeleton and of the connective tissues. Keibel and Mall, Manual of human embryology. J. B. Lippincott Co., Philadelphia and

{{Franklin P. Mall}}, XYI. Franklin P. Mall. On the Circulation through the Pulp of the Dog's Spleen 315 With one plate