Talk:Book - A Laboratory Text-Book of Embryology Figures (1903)
List of Illustrations
1. Human Spermatozoa, {after Retzius)
2. Full-grown Human Ovum before Maturation, {after W. Nagel)
3. Ovum of a Worm (Sagitta) with Two Pro-nuclei. Around Each Pro-nucleus is shown the Aster (after O. Hertwig)
4. Ovum of a Rabbit, Seventeen Hours after Coitus, with the Pro-nuclei about to Conjugate {after Rein), 52
5. Ovum of White Mouse. Beginning of the Conjugation of the Pro-nuclei (after Sobotta), S3
6. Ovum of White Mouse. Conjugation of the Pro-nuclei, and Formation of the Segmentation Spindle (after Sobotta)
7. Ovum of White Mouse. First Segmentation Spindle with the Chromosomes of the Pro-nuclei still forming Two Distinct Groups (after Sobotta), 53
8. Ovum of a Rabbit of Twenty-four Hours {after Caste), 55
9. Ovum of a Snail (Limax campestris) during the First Cleavage. The Envelopes of the Ovum are not Drawn in (after E. L. Mark), 55
10. Ovum of White Mouse. First Segmentation Spindle with Equatorial Plate of Chromosomes (after Sobotta), 5 6
11. Ovum of White Mouse. First Segmentation Spindle {after Sobotta), 56
12. Ova of White Mouse with Two Segmentation Spheres or Cells (after Sobotta), 57
13. Ovum of a Bat (Vespertilio murina) with Four Segmentation Spheres (after van Beneden and Julin), 58
14. Ovum of a Virginian Opossum, with Four Segments (after Emit Se/enka), 58
15. Rabbit's Ovum of about Seventy Hours (after E. van Beneden), 59
16. Young Blastodermic Vesicle of a Mole (after lt~. heafe), 59
17. Sections through the Inner Mass of Blastodermic Vesicles of the Mole at Three Successive Stages (after IV. Heafe), r 6l
18. Transverse Section through the Embryonic Shield of the Blastodermic Vesicle of a Dog of Eleven or Fifteen Days (Precise Age Unknown) (after Bonnet), 62
19. Surface View of the Embryonic Shield of the Blastodermic Vesicle of a Dog of Thirteen to Fifteen Days (Precise Age Unknown) (after Bonnet), 63
20. Central Portion of a Sheep's Blastodermic Vesicle of Twelve to Thirteen Days (after Bonnet), . . 64
21. Blastodermic Vesicle of a Rabbit of Seven Days. Portion of the Mescderm of the Area opaca (after Kolliker), 64
22. Germinal Area of a Guinea-pig at Thirteen Days and Twenty Hours, seen from the Under (Entodermal) Side, 66
23. Transverse Section of a Mole Embryo (Heape's Stage H) (after IV. Heafe), - . 67
24. Degenerating Tissue of the Notochord from the Central Portion of the Intervertebral Disc of a Cow's Embryo (after Leboucg), 69
25. Surface View of the Embryonic Shield of a Dog Embryo, with Medullary Plate 69
26. Cross-section of a Human Embryo of 1.54 mm. (after Count Sfee), 7°
27. Section of a Young Cat Embryo and of the Uterine Wall to Which it is Attached. (Embryo No. 398, Section 76)
28. Transverse Section of a Rabbit Embryo of Eight Days and Two Hours, .... 73
29. Three Diagrams of Embryonic Areas of Chicks to show the Growth of the Mesoderm (after Dnvai), 75
30. Transverse Section of an Early Stage of an Axolotl (after Bellonci), 77
31. Generalized Diagram of an Amniote Vertebrate Embryo, 7&
32. Transverse Section from a Chick Embryo with about Eighteen Segments 80
33. Section of a Very Young Cat Embryo. iTransverse Series 413, section 181), Si
34. Diagrammatic Section of the Yolk of a Hen's Egg at an Early Stage to show the Relation of the Primitive Entodermal Cavity °5
35. Wall of the Yolk-sac in the Region of the Area opaca of a Chick of the Second Day, 86
36. Wall of the Yolk-sac in the Region of the Area opaca of a Rabbit Embryo of Thirteen Days, ... 87
37. Section of the Yolk-sac of a Young Human Embryo (alter KeiOel), 88
38. Human Embryo, 2.15 mm. Long (after W.His), 88
39. Human Embryo of 2. 6 mm. (after IV. His), 89
40. Human Embryo of 9.8 mm. Probable Age Thirty Days, 90
41. Section of the Area vasculosa of a Chick Embryo of the Second Day, 92
42. Development of Blood-corpuscles, . 95
43. Diagrams to Illustrate the Separation of the Embryo from the Yolk, 96
44. Diagram of the Circulation in a Chick at the End of the Third Day, as Seen from the Under (Entodermal) Side, 98
45. Area Vasculosa of a Rabbit, Presumably of about Twelve Days (after Van Beneden and Juliti), 99
46. Longitudinal Section of the Posterior End of a Sheep Embryo of Sixteen Days (after P. Bonnet), . 101
47. Frog (Rana temporaria) Tadpole of 12.0 mm. Cross-section of the Pronephric Region (after M. Fiirbrin^cr), 102
4S. Diagrams illustrating the Relations of the Allantois in Unguiculate Mammals, 104
49. Pig, 15.0 mm., Series 1 35, Section 58, to Show the Relations of the Chorion to the Uterus, . . . 106
50. Transverse Section of an Embryo Catfish (Amiurus) ; Series 25, Section 43, 108
51. Sections of Two Human Umbilical Cords, 110
52. Human Embryo at the Beginning of the Third Week, 114
53. Two Diagrams to Illustrate the Hypothetical Early Development of Primates, 116
54. Diagram of an Early Stage of a Primate Embryo 117
55. Semi-diagrammatic Outline of an Antero-posterior Section of a Human Uterus Containing an Embryo of about Five Weeks (after A/ten Thompson), 1 19
56. Human Uterus, about Forty Days Advanced in Pregnancy (after Coste), 120
57. Blastodermic Vesicle of a Monkey (Semnopithecus nasicus) Attached to the Uterus ; Vertical Section (after E. Selenka), 122
58. Embryo of the Preceding Figure More Highly Magnified (after E. Selenka), 123
59. Section of Peters's Ovum in Situ (after H. Peters), 124
60. Embryo of a Gibbon (Hylobates concolor) in the Third Stage (after E. Selenka), 126
61. Embryo of a Gibbon, Side View of the Embryo of Fig. 60 (after E. Selenka), 127
62. Transverse Section of the Embryo of the Preceding Figure (after E. Selenka), 127
63. Surface View of the Embryonic Area of the Ovum Shown in Fig. 61, 1 28
64. Reconstruction of a Human Embryo 1.54 mm. Long (after Count Spee), 129
65. Human Embryo of 1. 54 mm. Median Section from a Wax Model Reconstructed from Sections (after Count Spee), 130
66. Human Embryo of 1.54 mm. (after Count Spec) ^ 130
67. Human Embryo with Open Medullar)' Groove (after IV. //is), 131
68. Human Embryo of from Thirteen to Fourteen Days (after J. Kallmann) 132
69. Human Ovum, said to be from Fifteen to Eighteen Days Old, .'.... 133
70. Embryo of Fig. 69, Separated from the Yolk-sac and Viewed from the Under Side 134
71. Human Embryo, 2.15 mm. Long {after IV. His), 1 35
72. Reconstruction of the Anatomy of the Embryo Shown in Fig. 71 (after IV. His), 136
73. Human Embryo of 2.6 mm. Length (after IV. His), 137
74. Reconstruction of the Anatomy of the Embryo of 2.6 mm. in Fig. 72 (after IV. His), 138
75. Human Embryo, 42 mm. [after IV. His) 139
76. Outline of the Entodermal Canal of a Human Embryo of 4.2 mm. (after IV. His), 140
77. Reconstruction of the Anatomy of a Human Embryo, 3.2 mm. Long, showing the Anterior End Viewed from the Ventral Side, ... . . 140
78. Reconstruction of the Anatomy of the Human Embryo of 4.2 mm. Shown in Fig. 75 (after IV His), 141
79. Human Embryo of About Twenty-three Days (after IV. His) I42
80. Human Embryo of 7 mm. (after /•'. P. Mall), 142
81. Human Embryo of 7.5 mm. in Maximum Length (after IV. His), 143
82. Reconstruction of the Pharyngeal Region of a Human Embryo of 1 1.5 mm. (after W. His), . . . 144
83. Human Ovum with Embryo of 9.8 mm. The Chorion Has Been partly Removed to Show the Embryo (Minot Collection, 275), '45
84. Embryo of the Preceding Figure, 146
85. Human Embryo of 11 mm. (after IV. His), 147
86. Human Embryo of about 14 mm 147
87. Human Embryo of about Thirty-five Days (after Coste) 148
88. Human Kmbryoof about 16 mm. (after IV. His), 149
89. Human l^mbryo of 22 mm., 15°
90. Human Embryo of 28 mm 15 1
91. Human Embryo of 32 mm , 151
92. Human Embryo of 34 mm. Front View of Face 152
93. Human Embryo of 55 mm. Seventy-live Days, 152
94. Human Embryo of 78 mm. Three Months, 153
95. Front View of the Face of the Embryo Shown in Fig. 94, 153
96. Human Embryo of 120 mm. (? One Hundred and Ten Days), 154
97. Human Embryo of 118 mm. One Hundred and Six Days 154
98. Human Embryo of 155 mm. One Hundred and Twenty-three Days 155
99. Pig Embryo of 10 mm., 160
100. Transverse Section of Pig Embryo of 12 mm., facing 163
101. Pig Embryo of 12.0 mm. Reconstruction from the Transverse Sections, Series 5 (drawn by Dr. F. T. Leivis), 163
102. Anterior Wall of the Pharynx of a Human Embryo of 3.2 mm. (after IV. //is), 164
103. Aonic System of His's Embryo Bl, 4.25 mm. (after W. His), 164
104. Transverse Section of Pig Embryo of 12 mm., facing 165
105. Pig Embryo of 12.0 mm. Reconstruction from the Transverse Sections, Series 5 (drawn by Dr. F. T. Lewis), 165
106. Transverse Section of Pig Embryo of 12 mm. facing 167
107. Pig Embryo of 12.0 mm. Reconstruction from the Transverse Sections, Series 5 (drawn by Dr. F. T. Lewis), 167
108. Transverse Section of Pig Embryo of 12 mm., Jacim; 169
109. Pig Embryo of 1 2.0 mm. Reconstruction from the Transverse Sections, Series 5 (drawn by Dr. F. T. Lewis), 169
110. Pig Embryo of 15 mm., 170
111. Pig Embryo of 20 mm 172
112. Reconstruction of a Pig Embryo of 12. o mm. with Indications of the Planes of Sections Figured, . 174
113. Pig, 12.0 mm. Transverse Series 5, Section 185, 176
114. Portion of Fig. 113 More Highly Magnified, ' 179
115. Pig, 12.0 mm - Transverse Series 5, Section 19S, 1S2
116. Pig, 12.0 mm. Transverse Series 5, Section 249, 185
117. Pig, 12.0 mm. Transverse Series 5, Section 292, 1S8
115. Pig, 12.0 mm. Transverse Series 5, Section 321 192
119. Pig, 12.0 mm. Transverse Series 5, Section 353, 194
120. Pig, 12.0 mm. Transverse Series 5, Section 470, 197
121. Pig, 12.0 mm. Transverse Series 5, Section 513, 200
122. Pig, 12.0 mm. Transverse Series 5, Section 633, 203
123. Pig, 12.0 mm. Sagittal Series 7, Section 70, - 206
124. Pig, 12.0 mm. No. 7. Sagittal Section 25 209
125. Pig, 12.0 mm. Frontal Series 6, Section 284, 212
126. Pig, 12.0 mm. Frontal Series 6, Section 340, 213
127. Pig, 12.0 mm. Frontal Series 6, Section 3S0, 214
128. Pig, 12.0 mm. Frontal Series 6, Section 572, 216
129. Pig, 9.0 mm. Transverse Series 9, Section 171 218
130. Pig, 9.0 mm. Sagittal Series 53, Section 213, 220
131. Pig, 9.0 mm. Frontal Series 54, Section 194, 223
132. Pig, 9.0 mm. Frontal Series 54, Section 194, 224
133. Pig, 9.0 mm. Frontal Series, 54, Section 459, . 228
134. Pig, 6.0 mm. Transverse Series 9, Section 90 229
135. Pig, 6.0 mm. Transverse Series 9, Section 519 230
136. Pig, 17.0 mm. Transverse Series 51, Section 464 232
137. Pig, l7.0 mm. Transverse Series 51, Section 651, 236
138. Pig, 17.0 mm. Transverse Series 51, Section 759, 238
139. Pig. 170 mm. Frontal Series 39, Section 63 240
140. Pig, 20.0 mm. Transverse Series 59, Section 522, 241
141. Pig, 20.0 mm. Transverse Series 59, Section 522 243
142. Pig, 20.0 mm. Transverse Series 59, Section 701, 245
143. Pig, 20.0 mm. Transverse Series 59, Section 1253, 248
144. Pig, 20.0 mm. Transverse Series 59, Section 1043, 2 49
145. Pig, 20.0 mm. Sagittal Series 60, Section 213, 252
146. Pig, 20.0 mm. Frontal Section of Head. Series 40, Section 6S, 254
147. Pig, 20.0 mm. Frontal Section of Head. Series 40, Section 84, . . . 256
148. Pig, 20.0 mm. Frontal Section of Head. Series 40, Section 123, 257
149. Rabbit Embryo of Thirteen Days ; Section of the Eye 260
150. Pig, 24.0 mm. Transverse Series 62, Section 428, 261
151. Pig, 24.0 mm. Sagittal Series 63, Section 30, 264
152. Embryo Chick with about Twenty-four Segments. Surface View from the Dorsal Side, ..... 272
153. Section of Chick Embryo with about Twenty-eight Segments. Transverse Series 92, Section 73, . . 275
154. Section of Chick Embryo with about Twenty-eight Segments. Transverse Series 92, Section 83, . . 275
155. Section of Chick Embryo with about Twenty-eight Segments. Transverse Series 92, Section 96, . . 276
156. Section of Chick Embryo with about Twenty-eight Segments. Transverse Series 92, Section 104, . 277
157. Section of Chick Embryo with about Twenty-eight Segments. Transverse Series 92, Section 114, . 279
158. Section of Chick Embryo with about Twenty-eight Segments. Transverse Series 92, Section 144, . 2S1
159. Section of Chick Embryo with about Twenty-eight Segments. Transverse Series 92, Section 165, . 2S4
160. Section of Chick Embryo with about Twenty-eight Segments. Transverse Series 92, Section 179, . 285
161. Section of a Chicken Embryo with about Twenty-eight Segments. Transverse Series 92, Section 220, 2S6
162. Section of a Chicken Embryo with about Twenty-eight Segments. Transverse Series 92, Section 356, 2S7
163. Section of a Chicken Embryo with Twenty-eight Segments. Transverse Series 92, Section 419, . . . 2SS
164. Chick Embryo with about Twenty-eight Segments. Transverse Series 92, Section 424 289
165. Chick Embryo with about Twenty-eight Segments. Transverse Series 92, Section 427, .... 290
166. Horizontal Section of a Chick Embryo with about Twenty-eight Segments, 291
167. Chicken Embryo, after Twenty-seven Hours' Incubation, with Eight Primitive Segments (after Duval), 296
168. Embryonic Area of a Rabbit of (? Nine) Days, with the Placental Area Partly Torn oft" [after van Bene Jin and Juiin), 298
169. Longitudinal Section of a Young Chick Embryo 298
170. Chick Embryo with Seven Segments. Transverse Section of the Head, 299
171. Chicken Embryo with Seven Segments. Transverse Section through the Anlage of the Heart, . , 300
172. Chicken Embryo, Transverse Section across the Anlage of the Heart in a Stage slightly more Advanced than Fig. 171 3 01
173. Chicken Embryo with Seven Segments, 302
174. Chicken Embryo with Seven Segments. Transverse Section across the Primitive Groove, .... 303
175. Blastodermic Vesicle of a Rabbit at Seven Days, ... 309
176. Rabbit Embryo of Seven Days. Transverse Series 12, Section 216, through the Anterior Portion of the Embryonic Shield, 3 10
177. Rabbit Embryo of Seven Days. Transverse Series 15, Section 39, through the Posterior Part of the Embryonic Shield
178. Ovum of White Mouse, with the First Polar Spindle in Tangential Position (after J. Sobotta), . . . 313
179. Ovum of While Mouse, dividing to Produce the Polar Globule {after J. Sobotta) 314
180. Ovum of White Mouse, Showing the Metaphase of the Division Producing the First Polar Globule (after J. Sobotta), 3'4
181. Ovum of While Mouse, after the Formation of the Polar Globule. Both Pro-nuclei are Present (after J. Sobotta) 3'5
182. Ovum of White Mouse, with Two Well-developed Pro-nuclei (after J. Sobotta) 315
183. Vertical Section of a Human Uterus of the First Day of Menstruation, 318
184. Vertical Section of a Human Uterus (Decidua vera) , One Month Pregnant, 323
185. Human Uterus, One Month Pregnant. Section of Gland from the Cavernous Layer, with the Epithelium Partly Adherent to the Walls, • 323
186. Human Uterus, ( lue Month Pregnant. Section of a Gland from the Cavernous Layer with the Epithelium Loosened from the Walls. The Epithelial Cells are Swollen, 324
187. Uterus One Monlh Pregnant; Portion of the Compact Layer of the Decidua Seen in Vertical Section, 3 2 5
188. Section of Human Decidua Reflexa at Two Months, 3 2 °
189. Human Uterus about Seven Months Pregnant. Vertical Section of the Decidua Vera with the Foetal Membranes in siti 3 2 ^
190. Human Placenta in situ, about Seven Months. Vertical Section, 33°
191. Human Placental Chorion and Amnion of the Fifth Month 33'
192. Human Chorion of Seven Months' Placenta, 33 2
193. Adenoid Tissue from a Villus of a Human Placenta of Four Months, 334
194. The Human Decidua Serotina at Seven Months. The Section is Taken from near the Margin of the Placenta, 335
195. Decidual Cells from the Section Represented in Fig. 194, 336
196. Human Placenta at Full Term, Doubly Injected to show the Superficial Distribution of the Blood-vessels 33%
197. Human Placenta after Delivery at Full Term, 34°
198. Section of a Very Young Human Chorion 343
199. Portion of the Preceding Figure More Highly Magnified, 344
200. Aborting Villus from the Human Chorion Lceve of the Second Month, 346
201. Fragment of the Chorion of Fig. 69, Highly Magnified, 346
202. Isolated Terminal Branch of a Villus from a Human Chorion of Twelve Weeks 347
203. Villous Stem from a Human Placenta of the Fifth Month, 347
204. Terminal Branches of a Villus from a Human Placenta at Full Term, 347
205. Portion of an Injected Villus from a Placenta of about Five Months, 347
206. Portion of a Small Injected Villous Stem from a Placenta of about Five Months, 348
207. Transverse Section of a Human Amnion of Two Months 349
208. Two Sections of the Human Amnion, 350
209. Surface View of the Human Amniotic Epithelium of the Fourth Month, 350
210. Natural Group of Nuclei from the Mesoderm of the Human Amnion of the Fifth Month, .... 351
211. Cross-section of a Human Umbilical Cord at Term, . . 352
212. Section of the Allantois from a Human Umbilical Cord of Three Months, 352
213. Connective Tissue from the Umbilical Cord of a Human Embryo of 21 mm. Stained with Alum Cochineal and Eosin, .... .... 352
214. Connective Tissue from the Umbilical Cord of a Human Embryo of Three Months, Stained with Alum Cochineal and Eosin, 353
215. Ectoderm of an Umbilical Cord of a Human Embryo of Three Months, 354
216. Section of the Yolk-sac of a Very Young Human Embryo (after Fr. A'eibel) 355
217. The Precision Microtome, 361
218. The Automatic Rotary Microtome, 362
