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Fig. 9 Model of the left oviduct of rat
Model of the left oviduct of rat Xo. 62, 2 days, 22 hours. X 10. Not quite the entire oviduct was available for reconstruction, thus the relative position of the upper end of the uterine horn is not shown in this figure. Fimbriated end and infundibulum removed in the drawing, so as to expose the underlying loops; their relative position is given in dotted outline. The position of five 2 cell stages, found within this tube, is given as if seen through a transparent wall.
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