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Development of the neural tube in human embryos (Prentiss-Arey). A. An early embryo (Keibel) B. at 2 mm. (Graf Spee) C. at 2 mm. (Mall) D. at 2.7 mm (Kollmann).
This is a scan of Figure 6 of the book "The anatomy of the nervous system" by Stephen Walter Ranson, with the labels redrawn. |
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Figure 6 (p. 24) of "The anatomy of the nervous system" by Stephen Walter Ranson, published W.B. Saunders, 1920
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