. The American journal of anatomy . A. May. 20 B May 2 I C May 22 D May23 Fig. 13 Four successive drawings of the same mesenchyme cell, taken fromthe series of studies represented in figs. 2 to 12, to show the method of wanderingof the mesenchyme cell. The cell here shown is the one labelled G in figs. 2 to12; stage D in this figure corresponds to cell G in fig. 10. The dotted cell in Dis the same as A. It is superimposed to show the change in position. Enlarge-ment 270 times. • The exact way in which this change in position of the cellstakes place is shown by a comparison of successive drawin
. The American journal of anatomy . A. May. 20 B May 2 I C May 22 D May23 Fig. 13 Four successive drawings of the same mesenchyme cell, taken fromthe series of studies represented in figs. 2 to 12, to show the method of wanderingof the mesenchyme cell. The cell here shown is the one labelled G in figs. 2 to12; stage D in this figure corresponds to cell G in fig. 10. The dotted cell in Dis the same as A. It is superimposed to show the change in position. Enlarge-ment 270 times. • The exact way in which this change in position of the cellstakes place is shown by a comparison of successive drawingsof the same cell. Cell B, in figs. 2 to 9, furnishes a good example,since the several stages here are separated by short intervals oftime. In fig. 13 a single cell is shown, in four successive stagesat daily intervals. It will be seen that change in position iseffected by a movement of the protoplasm. Fine processes aresent out from the main body of the cell, such as 3, in fig. 13. Theseprocesses may be quite temporary, and may
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