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The posterior part of the median fused bars forms the cartilaginous basis of the pre-sphenoid and basi-sphenoid (Fig. 142).
Development of the Sphenoid. — Recently Professor Fawcett ^ has examined the manner in which the cartilaginous basis of the sphenoid is formed in the human embryo.
The mesodermal or mesenchymatous basis of the sphenoid becomes chon- drified during the second month — right and left centres representing the original trabeculae. While the cartilage, in which the centres for o...ssi- fication of the basi- and pre-sphenoids appear, is formed out of the trab ecular or prechordal plate, the great and small wings have a separate origin Fia.
pituitary peri otic \pefro-mast ).
parach. cart notoch.
141. — Diagram of the Trabeculae Cranii, Parachordal Cartilages, and Periotic Capsules.
OPTIC ^Off We have already seen (p. 137) that on each side of the prechordal plate there are formed two plates of cartilage, rudiments of the lateral wall and roof of the primitive cartilaginous cranium (Fig.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The posterior part of the median fused bars forms the cartilaginous basis of the pre-sphenoid and basi-sphenoid (Fig. 142).
Development of the Sphenoid. — Recently Professor Fawcett ^ has examined the manner in which the cartilaginous basis of the sphenoid is formed in the human embryo.
The mesodermal or mesenchymatous basis of the sphenoid becomes chon- drified during the second month — right and left centres representing the original trabeculae. While the cartilage, in which the centres for o...ssi- fication of the basi- and pre-sphenoids appear, is formed out of the trab ecular or prechordal plate, the great and small wings have a separate origin Fia.
pituitary peri otic \pefro-mast ).
parach. cart notoch.
141. — Diagram of the Trabeculae Cranii, Parachordal Cartilages, and Periotic Capsules.
OPTIC ^Off We have already seen (p. 137) that on each side of the prechordal plate there are formed two plates of cartilage, rudiments of the lateral wall and roof of the primitive cartilaginous cranium (Fig.
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