. Fig. 13. Dorsal view of the right ovary and its attachments in Fin whale foetus 2-1 m. in length, (x i|.) g. Triangular fibrous sheet carrying the ovarian funnel. h. Ligamentum ovarii. a. Ovary. b. Ostium abdominale. c. Fatty lobe at anterior pole of ovary. d. Uterine cornu. e. Fallopian tube or oviduct. /. Fimbriated ridge extending on to anterior pole of ovary from the ostium abdominale. /'. Ligamentum latum. j. Mesovarium. k. Plica diaphragmatica (proximal end). The oviduct and ovarian funnel Rapp (1837) mentions that in Phocaena phocaena the ends of the Fallopian tubes are "extraord
. Fig. 13. Dorsal view of the right ovary and its attachments in Fin whale foetus 2-1 m. in length, (x i|.) g. Triangular fibrous sheet carrying the ovarian funnel. h. Ligamentum ovarii. a. Ovary. b. Ostium abdominale. c. Fatty lobe at anterior pole of ovary. d. Uterine cornu. e. Fallopian tube or oviduct. /. Fimbriated ridge extending on to anterior pole of ovary from the ostium abdominale. /'. Ligamentum latum. j. Mesovarium. k. Plica diaphragmatica (proximal end). The oviduct and ovarian funnel Rapp (1837) mentions that in Phocaena phocaena the ends of the Fallopian tubes are "extraordinarily widened" and Turner (1870 b) said that in Orcinus the width of the tuba mouth embraced the whole ovary. In Hyper oodon Weber (1886) found the tuba mouth even more widened, and described the edges of the funnel converging to a tag running on to the rostral pole of the ovary, as described for the Balaenoptera under review. DV
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