An Introduction to Vertebrate Embryology
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The formation of the tubular heart and of some of the blood vessels.
6. The appearance of the Wolffian duct, or, rather of a longitudinal rod of cells that will later become hollow to form the duct.
From the 36TH to the 48TH Hours.
During the second half of the second day the separation of the embryo from the yolk-sac becomes much more plainly marked. This is brought about by the formation of a tail-fold, similar to the head-fold, and of lateral folds (Fig. 38), so that by the end of this perio...d, the whole outline is distinct, from head to tail.
The brain. — During ihis period the neural canal becomes entirely closed, even the sinus rhomboidalis being fused The constrictions that mark off the anterior end of the neural canal into what we have called the fore-, mid-, and hind-brain become more evident, and be- fore the close of the day the fore-brain begins to grow forwards as an unpaired vesicle which is the first indication of the cerebral hemispheres.
The walls of the brain lie close under the ecto- blast, but between the two is seen, in sections, a small amount of mesoblast which will form the skull.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The formation of the tubular heart and of some of the blood vessels.
6. The appearance of the Wolffian duct, or, rather of a longitudinal rod of cells that will later become hollow to form the duct.
From the 36TH to the 48TH Hours.
During the second half of the second day the separation of the embryo from the yolk-sac becomes much more plainly marked. This is brought about by the formation of a tail-fold, similar to the head-fold, and of lateral folds (Fig. 38), so that by the end of this perio...d, the whole outline is distinct, from head to tail.
The brain. — During ihis period the neural canal becomes entirely closed, even the sinus rhomboidalis being fused The constrictions that mark off the anterior end of the neural canal into what we have called the fore-, mid-, and hind-brain become more evident, and be- fore the close of the day the fore-brain begins to grow forwards as an unpaired vesicle which is the first indication of the cerebral hemispheres.
The walls of the brain lie close under the ecto- blast, but between the two is seen, in sections, a small amount of mesoblast which will form the skull.
What to read after An Introduction to Vertebrate Embryology?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Reese, A. M. (Albert Moore), B. 1872 to read onlineMoreLess
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