. The elements of Embryology. Embryology. 374 DEVELOPMENT OF ORGANS IN MAMMALIA. [CHAP,. acl, - • /- ^ae. r^ ^^ ^vlS Longitudinal Vertical Section through the Anterior Part of the Brain of an Embryo Eabbit op four centimetres. (After Mihalkovics.) The section passes through the median line so that the cere- bral hemispheres are not cut; their position is however indicated in outline. spt. septum lucidum formed by the coalescence of the inner walls of part of the cerebral hemispheres; ana. anterior com- missure ; frx. vertical pillars of the fornix; cal. genu of corpus callosum; trm. lamina ter
. The elements of Embryology. Embryology. 374 DEVELOPMENT OF ORGANS IN MAMMALIA. [CHAP,. acl, - • /- ^ae. r^ ^^ ^vlS Longitudinal Vertical Section through the Anterior Part of the Brain of an Embryo Eabbit op four centimetres. (After Mihalkovics.) The section passes through the median line so that the cere- bral hemispheres are not cut; their position is however indicated in outline. spt. septum lucidum formed by the coalescence of the inner walls of part of the cerebral hemispheres; ana. anterior com- missure ; frx. vertical pillars of the fornix; cal. genu of corpus callosum; trm. lamina terminalis ; hms. cerebral hemispheres; olf. olfactory lobes; ad. artery of corpus callosum ; fmr. position of foramen of Monro ; chd 3. choroid plexus of third ventricle ; pin. pineal gland ; cmp. posterior commissure ; hgm. lamina uniting the lobes of the mid- brain ; chm. optic chiasma ; hph. pituitary body ; inf. infun- dibulum ; pns. pons Varolii; pde. cerebral peduncles ; uijd. iter a tertio ad quartum Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original Foster, M. (Michael), Sir, 1836-1907. London, MacMillan
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