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[edit]DescriptionDiagrams of the neuromeresin chordate embryos.jpg | Fig. 514.— Diagrams of the neuromeresin chordate embryos. Wanting in Amphioxus (A), they appear with increasing distinctness in Petromyzon (8), Squalus (C), and Chick (D). This evidence does not accord with the assumption that they are pre-chordate structures which appear transiently in vertebrate embryos. |
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Source | https://www.biodiversitylibrary.org/item/29132#page/646/mode/1up COMPARATIVE ANATOMY BY HERBERT V. NEAL PROFESSOR OF ZOULOGY, TUFTS CULLEGE AND HERBERT W. RAND ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR OF ZOOLOGY, HARVARD UNIVERSITY |
Author | Santos JG, Vömel M, Struck R, Homberg U, Nässel DR, Wegener C |
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