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... segments of the spongioblast ( figs . 4 , 5 , 5a ) . As the spongioblasts become more elongated , their nuclei sheer over one another , but the supporting tissue of the system is formed by cells which reach throughout its whole ...
... segments of the spongioblast ( figs . 4 , 5 , 5a ) . As the spongioblasts become more elongated , their nuclei sheer over one another , but the supporting tissue of the system is formed by cells which reach throughout its whole ...
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... segments of the spongioblasts . the centripetal aud centrifugal processes are placed in direct continuity by the cell body withdrawing itself away from them at right angles . Thus while the cells continue to provide for their nutrition ...
... segments of the spongioblasts . the centripetal aud centrifugal processes are placed in direct continuity by the cell body withdrawing itself away from them at right angles . Thus while the cells continue to provide for their nutrition ...
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... segments . Schiefferdecker , on the other hand , asserts that " nodes of Ranvier " are to be found within as well as without the cerebro - spinal axis . Their origin The white columns appear later than the grey matter . has not as yet ...
... segments . Schiefferdecker , on the other hand , asserts that " nodes of Ranvier " are to be found within as well as without the cerebro - spinal axis . Their origin The white columns appear later than the grey matter . has not as yet ...
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... segment between the proximal end of the spinal cord and the pons varolii , the latter being looked upon as belonging to the cerebellum . Some people ( e.g. , Merkel ) include the pons with the medulla oblongata . The part in front of ...
... segment between the proximal end of the spinal cord and the pons varolii , the latter being looked upon as belonging to the cerebellum . Some people ( e.g. , Merkel ) include the pons with the medulla oblongata . The part in front of ...
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... segments ( fig . 14 ) . The posterior fissure commences in the great horizontal sulcus , a little in front of the postero - external angle of the cerebellum . Crossing the upper surface it almost reaches the horizontal sulcus again at ...
... segments ( fig . 14 ) . The posterior fissure commences in the great horizontal sulcus , a little in front of the postero - external angle of the cerebellum . Crossing the upper surface it almost reaches the horizontal sulcus again at ...
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animals anterior horn appears arteries ascending root axis-cylinder brachium brain brainwards central canal central grey central nervous system centre cerebellar cerebelli cerebellum cervical colour connection convolutions cornu Ammonis corpora quadrigemina corporis callosi corpus callosum corpus restiforme cortex cerebri cross cross-section decussation degeneration direction disease dorsal dura fillet fissure fornix fourth ventricle front frontal ganglia ganglion granules grey masses grey matter grey substance gyrus hemisphere inferior internal capsule lateral column lateral ventricle lateralis layer lobus longitudinalis lumbar Magn medulla medullary sheath medullated fibres membrane mesial surface middle line motor nerve-cells nerve-fibres nucleus caudatus nucleus lenticularis occipital lobe optic thalamus origin outer peduncle pedunculus pia mater pigment plexus pons portion posterior column posterior horn posterior longitudinal bundle posterior roots processes pyramidal tract raphe recognised region root-fibres sagittal seen segment sensory spinal cord staining stratum structure sulcus superior Sylvii temporal lobe thalamus tissue transverse trigeminus upper vermis vessels white substance
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