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It is called the mandibular arch . The second is the hyoid arch , and the remainder are the branchial arches proper . When they first appear , the arches extend from the level of the dorsal wall of the fore - gut to the pericardium but ...
It is called the mandibular arch . The second is the hyoid arch , and the remainder are the branchial arches proper . When they first appear , the arches extend from the level of the dorsal wall of the fore - gut to the pericardium but ...
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Immediately --Hyoid arch cranial to the maxillary process , on each --Third arch side , is the projecting eye ; and leading from it , between the maxillary process -Pericardial region and the lateral nasal process , is the naso ...
Immediately --Hyoid arch cranial to the maxillary process , on each --Third arch side , is the projecting eye ; and leading from it , between the maxillary process -Pericardial region and the lateral nasal process , is the naso ...
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arch Vitelline & rteries The primitive mesamceboids are formed in the wall of the yolk - sac , and there some of them produce erythrocytes ; many , however , migrate into the embryo , where some of them take part in the formation of the ...
arch Vitelline & rteries The primitive mesamceboids are formed in the wall of the yolk - sac , and there some of them produce erythrocytes ; many , however , migrate into the embryo , where some of them take part in the formation of the ...
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The more cranially situated parts of the primitive ventral aortæ remain separate and take part in the formation of ventral roots of the aortic arches . Before the single heart is formed other blood - vessels have appeared , which return ...
The more cranially situated parts of the primitive ventral aortæ remain separate and take part in the formation of ventral roots of the aortic arches . Before the single heart is formed other blood - vessels have appeared , which return ...
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3rd arches 4th arches 5th arches " S advanced considerably in development . ... Ventral root of 3rd arch Commencing from the Ventral root of 4th and 5th arches cranial end , they are Truncus arteriosus the first , second , third , Fig .
3rd arches 4th arches 5th arches " S advanced considerably in development . ... Ventral root of 3rd arch Commencing from the Ventral root of 4th and 5th arches cranial end , they are Truncus arteriosus the first , second , third , Fig .
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Expressions et termes fréquents
angle anterior appears arch arises artery articular articulation aspect attached backwards base becomes body bone border brain branch called canal capsule cartilage cavity cells centre cerebral cervical close column consists continuous corpus corresponding covered crest curved deep directed distal dorsal edge embryo enter extends extensor external extremity facet fascia fasciculus fibres flexor floor foramen forwards fossa fourth front frontal gray matter greater groove head inferior insertion internal joint lamina lateral layer length lies ligament limb longus lower margin medial membrane mesoderm middle movements muscle nasal nerve neural neural tube notch nucleus obliquely occipital opening orbital origin passes placed plane plate portion position posterior present primitive proximal region root seen segments separated side sphenoid spinal medulla superior surface temporal tendon termed thin third tract transverse tube tubercle upper upwards usually ventral ventricle vertebral wall whilst
Informations bibliographiques
| Titre | Cunningham's textbook of anatomy |
| Auteur | Daniel John Cunningham |
| Éditeur | W. Wood, 1818 |
| Longueur | 1577 pages |
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