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1-2, 5-13: Gallus gallus domesticus = Gallus gallus domesticus (Linnaeus, 1758) English: Microtome sections of vertebrate embryos:
a.al = right allantoic artery, a.al' = left allantoic artery, al = alimentary canal, als = allantois, ao = aorta dorsalis, c = heart, c' = heart wall, c.w = Wolffian body, d.a = diaphragm (avian), d.c = common cardinal vein (duct of Cuvier), d.m' = ligament of Müllerian duct, dph = diaphragm (mammalian), f.w = omental foramen (foramen of Winslow), h = right liver lobe, h' = left liver lobe, m = median thoracic septum and abdominal mesentery and ligaments around alimentary canal, ml = diaphragm muscle, pa = pancreas, pc = pericardium, pro = proventriculus, pul/Pul = lung, s.a' = anterior diaphragmatic air sac, s.a'' = posterior diaphragmatic air sac, s.a''' = abdominal air sac, s.ob = oblique septum, spl = spleen, [st. = stomach cavity, st.' = stomach wall,] v.a = anterior abdominal vein (left allantoic vein), v.c.i = vena cava inferior, v.c.s = vena cava superior, v.om = right omphalo-mesenteric vein, v.om' = left omphalo-mesenteric vein, 1 = right ventral liver sac, 1' = left ventral liver sac, 2 = right pulmohepatic recess, 2' = left pulmohepatic recess, 3 = peritoneal cavity, α = pulmohepatic ligament, β = omental septum (ventral portion of posthepatic septum), γ = oblique abdominal septum (antero-dorsal portion of posthepatic septum). |
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Date | (published 1890) | |||||
Source | Proceedings of the Zoological Society of London (vol. 1889 issue 4, plate XLVI) | |||||
Author | G.W.Butler & M.P.Parker | |||||
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