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... layer of the eyeball - the cells are filled with granules of a pigmented substance , which absorbs the light falling upon it , and thus prevents the reflec- tions which would interfere with the clearness of sight . It also occurs in the ...
... layer of the eyeball - the cells are filled with granules of a pigmented substance , which absorbs the light falling upon it , and thus prevents the reflec- tions which would interfere with the clearness of sight . It also occurs in the ...
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... layer of the skin lose their protoplasmic characters and are completely modified in structure . TISSUE DIFFERENTIATION . The first stage in the existence of any organism , from the simplest form of plant to man , consists of a single ...
... layer of the skin lose their protoplasmic characters and are completely modified in structure . TISSUE DIFFERENTIATION . The first stage in the existence of any organism , from the simplest form of plant to man , consists of a single ...
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... layer , Ectoderm , and an internal layer , Endoderm . 10 O 0 O 0 C D -d The groups of cells forming the outer and inner layers of this stage of develop- ment , not only form the primitive tissues , but also represent the first ...
... layer , Ectoderm , and an internal layer , Endoderm . 10 O 0 O 0 C D -d The groups of cells forming the outer and inner layers of this stage of develop- ment , not only form the primitive tissues , but also represent the first ...
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... layer ( mesoblast ) is derived from the upper ( epiblast ) and lower ( hypoblast ) , the relative amount contributed by each being doubtful . From the earliest period the middle layer has distinctive characteristics , and ultimately ...
... layer ( mesoblast ) is derived from the upper ( epiblast ) and lower ( hypoblast ) , the relative amount contributed by each being doubtful . From the earliest period the middle layer has distinctive characteristics , and ultimately ...
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... layers are formed several con- nective tissues , which , in a more or less perfect degree , retain the activity of the original protoplasm , and hence may be called active tissues . From the middle germinal layer is developed a set of ...
... layers are formed several con- nective tissues , which , in a more or less perfect degree , retain the activity of the original protoplasm , and hence may be called active tissues . From the middle germinal layer is developed a set of ...
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