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Fig. 380. The germ of the embryo as in Fig. 379

Makes obvious the internal organization: the germinal disc with the amnion, the pedunculus fever, abdominal stalk and its connection with the chorionic sac and the yolk sac.

Enl. 24 time.

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Fig. 380. Der Keimling = Embryo

der Fig. 379 im Durchschnitt, der die innere Organisation erkennbar macht: die Keimscheibe mit dem Amnion, den Pedunculus abdominalis, Bauchstiel und dessen Verbindung mit der Chorionblase und den Dottersack. Vergr. 24 mal.

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