. The development of the albino rat, Mus norvegicus albinus. Embryology -- Mammals; Rats. DEVELOPMENT OF THE ALRINO HAT 25 applied to the outside of the ovarian capsule, and consjiicuous in all of the figures of models of the oviducts here presented. The detail of the distribution of the ova in the tube is given in figure 8, a reconstruction under a higher magnification of the segment of the oviduct containing the ova. The lumen is exposed so that the character of the mucosal folds may be seen. The ova are spaced in a segment of the tube measuring 3 mm., and are. Fig. S Model of the segment of
. The development of the albino rat, Mus norvegicus albinus. Embryology -- Mammals; Rats. DEVELOPMENT OF THE ALRINO HAT 25 applied to the outside of the ovarian capsule, and consjiicuous in all of the figures of models of the oviducts here presented. The detail of the distribution of the ova in the tube is given in figure 8, a reconstruction under a higher magnification of the segment of the oviduct containing the ova. The lumen is exposed so that the character of the mucosal folds may be seen. The ova are spaced in a segment of the tube measuring 3 mm., and are. Fig. S Model of the segment of the right oviduct of rat No. 59, 2 days, con- taining the four 2-cell stages as shown in figure 7. X 50. Note the absence of prominent folds in the mucosa. The segment presented in the reconstruction measures 3 mm. The four 2-cell stages contained in this tube are relatively widely spaced. in this case more widely separated than is usual for this stage. In figure 9, there is reproduced a reconstruction of the left ovi- duct of rat No. 62, killed 2 days, 22 hours after the beginning of insemination. This tube was also cut a little before its in- sertion into the uterine horn. The portion reconstructed meas- ures cm. In it there are found five ova in the 2-cell stage, situated about 2 cm. from the fimbriated end, and in the last loop of the third segment of the oviduct. The five ova are closely. 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 Huber, Gotthelf Carl, 1865-. Philadelphia, Pa
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