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The umbilicus is farther from the pubis , but it is not yet at the centre of the body . The total length of the fætus , from vertex to heels , is 40 cm . ( 16 in . ) , and its weight varies from 2 to 2 ! kilogrammes ( 41-5 lbs . ) .
The umbilicus is farther from the pubis , but it is not yet at the centre of the body . The total length of the fætus , from vertex to heels , is 40 cm . ( 16 in . ) , and its weight varies from 2 to 2 ! kilogrammes ( 41-5 lbs . ) .
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As yet , the ends of the body are cartilaginous knobs , but at a later stage one or more ossific centres appear in ... If there is more than one such centre at the end of a bone , the associated centres unite , and at a later stage the ...
As yet , the ends of the body are cartilaginous knobs , but at a later stage one or more ossific centres appear in ... If there is more than one such centre at the end of a bone , the associated centres unite , and at a later stage the ...
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This character serves to distinguish his column from those of lower mammals in which the spines of the lumbar vertebræ are directed headwards towards the " centre of motion , " which is usually situated near the caudal extremity of the ...
This character serves to distinguish his column from those of lower mammals in which the spines of the lumbar vertebræ are directed headwards towards the " centre of motion , " which is usually situated near the caudal extremity of the ...
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The former disappear at a later stage when ossification begins , but the latter persist in the adult as the pulpy core in the centre of the intervertebral fibro - cartilage . The portions of the scleratogenous tissue which lie lateral ...
The former disappear at a later stage when ossification begins , but the latter persist in the adult as the pulpy core in the centre of the intervertebral fibro - cartilage . The portions of the scleratogenous tissue which lie lateral ...
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Centre for Vertebral arch body or seven cartilaginous ribs . Paterson , on the other hand , regards ... The centres for the bodies first appear in the lower thoracic vertebræ about the tenth week . An oval nucleus develops in each body ...
Centre for Vertebral arch body or seven cartilaginous ribs . Paterson , on the other hand , regards ... The centres for the bodies first appear in the lower thoracic vertebræ about the tenth week . An oval nucleus develops in each body ...
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Expressions et termes fréquents
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