On the development of the aortae, cardinal and umbilical veins, and the other blood vessels of vertebrate embryos from capillaries
On the development of the aortae, cardinal and umbilical veins, and the other blood vessels of vertebrate embryos from capillaries
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10.1002/ar.1090030903
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1909-09-01
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Evans, HM
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Evans, HM
In explanation of the somewhat comprehensive title of this report, I would say that I have omitted entirely, for the present at least, the development of the heart, first arch and cephalic aorb. But, on the other hand, the injections which I shall describe speak with great clearness on the primitive form and development of all that portion of the aorta below the omphalo-mesenteric arteries, of the entire upper portions of the anterior cardinal veins, and quite fully, of the posterior cardinal and umbilical veins. In addition to these primary trunks, I have explored other branches of the vascular tree in embryos of different ages and in various portions of the body and find everywhere the same story.The patient and thoroughgoing analysis of serial sections through vertebrate embryos has, in the last twenty years, given us a fairly accurate idea of the position, size, and relations of all the chief vascular trunks present in successive stages. But such knowledge, even though complete, can tell us little or nothing about the method of development of the vascular system. When a large trunk is described as having extended to a certain level in the body waII or on a viscus we have still no idea of how it reached its position. Many processes could be concerned.