Contributions to the anatomy and development of the salivary glands in the mammalia . ,which might be reahzed by the full development of these both the ventral accessory element has been omitted. It is at-tached to the concavity of the submaxillary duct craniad to its divisioninto three major branches (Bujard). While the human adult fails toutiHze this abundant material at all full), it is interesting to note thatits possibilities are realized in other primates (Huntington), and thatindividual and specific types of this complex jjresent themselves asmore or less complete realizati
Contributions to the anatomy and development of the salivary glands in the mammalia . ,which might be reahzed by the full development of these both the ventral accessory element has been omitted. It is at-tached to the concavity of the submaxillary duct craniad to its divisioninto three major branches (Bujard). While the human adult fails toutiHze this abundant material at all full), it is interesting to note thatits possibilities are realized in other primates (Huntington), and thatindividual and specific types of this complex jjresent themselves asmore or less complete realizations of the human embryonic plan. Of the mesal derivatives of the lingual sulcus our knowledge ismeager. In the 20 millimeter embryo a flange of the same form asthe sublingual is directed mesad into the substance of the tongue. In THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE SALIVARY GLANDS IN MAN 67 the 22 millimeter embryo a plug is attached to the lingual sulcus ashort distance caudad of the frenulum. In his 10 weeks embryo Chie-vitz describes a small plug arising from the lingual sulcus, but in this. Fig. 27. Hypothetical schema of the derivations of the subma.\illary and greatersublingual anlages. The ventral accessory submaxillary sprouts are omitted. g. Subma.\illary gland. 12. Dorsal accessory gland. 10. Greater sublingual gland. 13. Secondary submaxillary gland. 30. Lingual dotted lines in the course of the ducts of g, 10, and 13 indicate possible vari-ations in the drainage of 10 and 13, whose ducts may be tributary to that of or acquire independent orifices. case from the lateral wall. Its direction is not stated, and it is men-tioned in connection with the lesser subungual glands; its identitywith the mesally directed plugs is more than cjuestionable. Of thesubsequent history of this element nothing is known. Its presence isnot recorded in Bujards careful study of his 5 centimeter these sprouts represent the apical gland is only a conje
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