Transactions . Specimen No. 2. A human cyclops, showing the process formed by thefusion of the ciliary bodies and the foetal condition of the anteriorchanil er. retinae came in contacl although not fused together, therewas no trace of any pigment-cell layer, thai is to say,there was an absence of the outer wall of the primaryoptic vesicle. The disc was single, but there were two persistent hya-loid arteries. The retinal arteries were also present. Thevil reous membrane was well marked. U. 279. Specimen No. 2. A human cyclops, showing the disc with two retina] and two hyaloid artor
Transactions . Specimen No. 2. A human cyclops, showing the process formed by thefusion of the ciliary bodies and the foetal condition of the anteriorchanil er. retinae came in contacl although not fused together, therewas no trace of any pigment-cell layer, thai is to say,there was an absence of the outer wall of the primaryoptic vesicle. The disc was single, but there were two persistent hya-loid arteries. The retinal arteries were also present. Thevil reous membrane was well marked. U. 279. Specimen No. 2. A human cyclops, showing the disc with two retina] and two hyaloid artorii s. Fig. 42.
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