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{{Meyer-Hunters Header}} By A. W. Meyer, M.D.

...psule to Wolffian duct has been thoroughly studied. Kolliker, Mihalkovics, Meyer, Schreiner, and others have described their S-shaped form. But in older emb In 1890 Meyer described the simple S-stage in man, and in 1902, with a wealth of lithogra

It is slightly older than the embryo of Robert Meyer, {{Meyer 300}} (N.T. vi.), which was described and figured by Thompson in this Journ ...n that criterion the present specimen is slightly older than the embryo {{Meyer 300}}.

...age of the respiratory tract of an embryo of 23 primitive segments (Rob. {{Meyer 300}}, 2.5 mm.; compare Figs. 317 and 318). L., liver; Lar„ laryngeal gro ...mm. vertex-breech measurement, from the ventral side. Embryo R. Meyer No. 399 of the Zurich Anatomical Institute (Stage I of Blisnianskaja). X 150.

...63), but upheld recently by Rabl (1898), Seitz (1896), Leo Loeb (1906), R. Meyer (1911), Van der Stricht (1912), and others, is that both layers of the foll ...ise or joint-origin theory of the corpus luteum, for instance, those of R. Meyer (1911), we find that they show cells of this same appearance in this same s

...e cortical zone Where some of them give rise to the granulosa cell tumors (Meyer, ’31), and others to functional follicles under the stimulus of the hormo ...is quite possible that such cells constitute“ -the granulosa cell rests of Meyer and may be pathological.- Amann (’99) observed a similar phenomenon of ce

...the series). (Embryo R. Meyer No. 335, from the collection of Professor R. Meyer, Berlin; slide 7, row 2, section 2.) x 135. The embryo is torn in the regio ...from the series). (Embryo R. Meyer 335, in the collection of Professor R. Meyer, Berlin; slide 7, row 3, section 4.) x 135. The section passes on the right

3 - Diet. d. sc. m6d., -  tome xix - ž p. 399. ...d in an unpublished paper, but which first was noticed by Carus 4 in 1822. Meyer 5 mentions having seen in Lobstein - ™s Museum in Strassburg a specimen o

...Professor Holmgren inserted in the manuscript the third paragraph on page 399, setting forth the hypothesis that the primary situation of the bulbus is a ...m cortex be interpreted as part of the hippocampal formation. Holmgren (p. 399) regards this extension of the hippocampal formation directly to the olfact

Dr. Meyer, Baltimore. ==Embryo No. 399==

dorsal border of the body cavity (fig. 399, u). The anterior end The anterior open part of the groove in front of the constriction (fig. 399, n] becomes differentiated into a longitudinal

...ch are the higher coordinating centers (suprasegmental structures of Adolf Meyer). ...inction between the segmented and suprasegmental parts of the brain (Adolf Meyer).* The segmental part of the brain is that portion in more immediate connec

# MEYER, A. W., 1904. On the structure of the human umbilical vesicle. Amer. Jour. ...66, 367, 369, 373, 375, 377a, 378, 379, 384, 388, 389, 391, 395, 396, 398, 399, 400, 402, 403

...o the ellipsoids of the spleen or the cords of the lymph and hemal glands. Meyer (1908) showed, by hundreds of injections of haemolymph or better hemal node ...stemic Lymphatic Vessels in tbe Mammalian Embryo. Anat. Record. Vol. 4, p. 399. 1910.

The youngest embryo described with a head process (length 0-06 mm.) is the Meyer (1924) embryo; according to Florian (1928) the structure identified as the FLORIAN, J. & Hill, J. P. (1935). J. Anat., Lond., 69, 399.

...ikely to be sex or property offences than those of their delinquent peers (Meyer-Bahlburg, 1974). Ehrhardt, A. A., Grisanti, G. C. and Meyer-Bahlburg, H. F. L. (1977) Pre-natal exposure to medroxyprogesterone acetate

Meyer, 1941), or increased to a level between normal and that of the castrate, wh (Davis, Meyer and McShan, 1956).

still with Metschnikoffs figure of Geophilus (No. 399) PI. xxi. fig. u,he (399) ' ' Embryologisches iiber Geophilus." Zeit. f. wiss. ZooL y Vol. xxv.

...developing hearts, and particularly his model of the 2.5—mm. embryo of R. MEYER’s collection, which is a most valuable specimen. ...model constructed and figured by P. THOMPSON from the R. MEYER embryo (No. 399) of eighteen pairs of somites (2).