Primordial Germ Cells in the Chordates: Embryogenesis and Phylogenesis |
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Contents
Early embryogenesis with special reference to mesoderm | 8 |
formation | 23 |
The lower chordates | 32 |
The Amniota | 41 |
General conclusions | 52 |
The extragonadal and onetime origin of the primordial | 71 |
General conclusions | 79 |
The formation of the gonadal anlagen | 104 |
The migration of the primordial germ cells | 113 |
Phylogenetic significance of the embryological data presented | 128 |
Concluding remarks and some perspectives for further analysis | 145 |
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