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It is assumed that the purpose of the reduction is the segregation of the different tendency bearers from each other in order that they may enter into new combinations . If this assumption is correct , then every mature germ element or ...
It is assumed that the purpose of the reduction is the segregation of the different tendency bearers from each other in order that they may enter into new combinations . If this assumption is correct , then every mature germ element or ...
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Two umbilical veins enter the body - stalk and unite to form the vena umbilicalis impar ( Fig . 81 ) . This divides , at the posterior margin of the umbilicus , into the right and left lateral umbilical veins , which run round the ...
Two umbilical veins enter the body - stalk and unite to form the vena umbilicalis impar ( Fig . 81 ) . This divides , at the posterior margin of the umbilicus , into the right and left lateral umbilical veins , which run round the ...
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of the umbilicus , where they enter the septum transversum , in which each vitelline vein joins the corresponding umbilical vein , forming a common vitello - intestinal trunk , which enters the sinus venosus ( Fig . 81 ) .
of the umbilicus , where they enter the septum transversum , in which each vitelline vein joins the corresponding umbilical vein , forming a common vitello - intestinal trunk , which enters the sinus venosus ( Fig . 81 ) .
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In cases where the epiphysis enters into the formation of a joint , the cartilage over the articular area persists ... These consist of fine arteries which enter the surface of the diaphysis and epiphysis ; but in addition there is a ...
In cases where the epiphysis enters into the formation of a joint , the cartilage over the articular area persists ... These consist of fine arteries which enter the surface of the diaphysis and epiphysis ; but in addition there is a ...
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The structures which enter into the formation of joints vary with the nature of the articulation . In every instance there are two or more skeletal elements , whether bones or cartilages , and in addition there are the uniting media ...
The structures which enter into the formation of joints vary with the nature of the articulation . In every instance there are two or more skeletal elements , whether bones or cartilages , and in addition there are the uniting media ...
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Expressions et termes fréquents
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Informations bibliographiques
| Titre | Cunningham's textbook of anatomy |
| Auteur | Daniel John Cunningham |
| Éditeur | W. Wood, 1818 |
| Longueur | 1577 pages |
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