. Carnegie Institution of Washington publication. •*'-•>. 8 fornix FIG. 7.—Mesial view of model of brain-stem of embryo No. 1400-25, crown-rump length 119 mm. X Flo. 8.—Mesial view of right half of telencephalon of embryo shown in figure 7. X per cent, the olfactory bulb contributing per cent and the paraterminal body, fornix, and hippocampus per cent; all of which agree substantially with the figures given for the corresponding parts of the preceding embryo. On the other hand, the neopallium has increased and the diencephalon ha
. Carnegie Institution of Washington publication. •*'-•>. 8 fornix FIG. 7.—Mesial view of model of brain-stem of embryo No. 1400-25, crown-rump length 119 mm. X Flo. 8.—Mesial view of right half of telencephalon of embryo shown in figure 7. X per cent, the olfactory bulb contributing per cent and the paraterminal body, fornix, and hippocampus per cent; all of which agree substantially with the figures given for the corresponding parts of the preceding embryo. On the other hand, the neopallium has increased and the diencephalon has diminished to per cent, the total prosencephalon having in- No. 1400-28, 156 mm., estimated age 19 weeks. This specimen (figs. 9, 10, 11, and 12) was studied and published by Dockeray (1915), and his findings have been rearranged and incor- porated into this study. The total prosenceph- alon has attained the enormous weight-value of per cent of the total brain weight, the diencephalon dropping to per cent and the. 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 Carnegie Institution of Washington. Washington, Carnegie Institution of Washington
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