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Abb. 20. Mannliche Bildung. Abb. 21. Gemeinsame Urform. Abb. 22. Weibliche Bildung. Drei Schemata zur Erläuterung der Homologien zwischen männlicher und weiblicher Bildung (nach Bayer. loc. cit. Tafel X). (Müllerscher Gang punktiert; Wolffscher Gang und Urniere schwarz: Mesendiym der Urniere und ihrer Bänder grau.)}

Gemeinsame Urform. 1 = Keimdrüse. Sexualstränge. 2 = Urniere. 3 = Leistenband der Urniere. 4= Wolffschier Gang. 5 = Müllerscher Gang. 6 = Müllerscher Hügel. 7 = Canalis urogenitalis. 8 = Geslechtsfalten. 9 = Geslechtshöcker. 10 = Geslechtsswülste. Allantoisgang und Kloake.

Männliche Bildung. 1 = Hoden. Tubuli recti und rete testis. 2 = Epididymis und Paradidymis. 3 = Gubernaculum Hunteri. 4 = Vas deferens und Samenblasen. 5 = Hydatide des Nebenhodens und Sinus prostaticus. 6 = Colliculus seminalis. 7 = Pars prostatica u. membranacea urethrae. 8 = Pars cavernosa urethrae. 9 = Penis. 10 = Scrotum. Urachus, Harnblase und Rectum. Prostata. Coopersche Drüsen.

Weibliche Bildung. 1 = Eierstock. Markstränge des Ovarium. 2= Parovarium und accessoriale Nebennieren. 3 = Lig. ovarii proprium und lig. rotundum. 4 = Gartnerscher Gang und Längskanal des Parovariums u. Endhydatide. 5 = Tube u. Morgagnisce Hydatide, Uterus und Vagina. 6 = Hymen. 7 = Vestibulum vaginae. 8 = Labia pudendi minora. 9 = Clitoris. 10 = Labia pudendi majora. Urachus, Harnblase und Rektum. Skeene'sche Drüsen. Bartholinische Drüsen.


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Source https://archive.org/details/hermaphroditismu00neug/page/20/mode/1up?view=theater Hermaphroditismus beim Menschen Von Franz Ludwig von Neugebauer Vorstand der gynaekologischen Abteilung des Evangelischen Hospitals in Warschau. Leipzig 1908 d Verlag von Dr. Werner Klinkhardt
Author Franz Ludwig von Neugebauer

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