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Contributions to the anatomy and development of the salivary glands in the mammalia . e,^^^/ 56- ff 48Fig. 13- 68-0 69- 867-O :-/ 29 Fig. 14. Plate XLV Figs. 15-17. Camera lucida outlines of the oral epithelium in frontal sectionat the angulus oris, orbital angle, and in the caudal portion of the buccalsulcus, from an embryo of millimeters. Cloumbia Collection, X So, reduced to J^. /. Buccal sulcus. 2. Angulus oris. 7. Orbital inclusion, pars lata. 8. Orbital inclusion, pars Lingual sulcus. JO. anlage. 42. Craniolingual plane, .^j. Palatolingual plane.
Contributions to the anatomy and development of the salivary glands in the mammalia . e,^^^/ 56- ff 48Fig. 13- 68-0 69- 867-O :-/ 29 Fig. 14. Plate XLV Figs. 15-17. Camera lucida outlines of the oral epithelium in frontal sectionat the angulus oris, orbital angle, and in the caudal portion of the buccalsulcus, from an embryo of millimeters. Cloumbia Collection, X So, reduced to J^. /. Buccal sulcus. 2. Angulus oris. 7. Orbital inclusion, pars lata. 8. Orbital inclusion, pars Lingual sulcus. JO. anlage. 42. Craniolingual plane, .^j. Palatolingual plane. 45. Palatomandibular plane. 46. Maxillomandibular Submaxillary ^. Meckels cartilage. 60. Palate process. 62. Ectopalatine sulcus. 6y. Mandibular nerve. 68. Maxillary nerve. 6g. Buccomasseteric nerve. 7J. Masseter muscle. PLATE Fig. 15.
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