Growth and development of the chimpanzee /
Schultz, Adolph H.(Adolph Hans),1891-
Wislocki, George Berneys,1892-Placentation of procavia capensis, with a discussion of the placental affinities of the hydracoidea.
van der Westhuysen, O. P.
Long, J. Herman.Growth in vitro of ovarian germinal epithelium.
Cuajunco, Fidel,1890-Development of the neuromuscular spindle in human fetuses.
Forbes, Thomas Rogers,1911-1988.Studies on the reproductive system of the alligator.
Boyden, Edward A.(Edward Allen),1886-1976.Volumetric analysis of young human embryos of the 10- and 12-somite stage.
Fitz-Gerald, Patrick Alexis M. F.Defective development of the cerebral cortex involving symmetrical bilateral areas.
Markee, J. E.(Joseph Eldridge),1904-Menstruation in intraocular endometrial transplants in the rhesus monkey.
Hines, Marion,1889-Maturation of "excitability" in the precentral gyrus of the young monkey.
Boynton, E. P.
Washington, D.C. : Carnegie Institution of Washington,
1940.
Includes bibliographical references.
No. 170. Growth and development of the chimpanzee / Adolph H. Schultz -- No. 171. The placentation of procavia capensis, with a discussion of the placental affinities of the hydracoidea / G.B. Wislocki and O.P. van der Westhuysen -- No. 172. Growth in vitro of ovarian germinal epithelium / J. Herman Long -- No. 173. Development of the neuromuscular spindle in human fetuses / Fidel Cuajunco -- No. 174. Studies on the reproductive system of the alligator / Thomas R. Forbes -- No. 175. A volumetric analysis of young human embryos of the 10- and 12-somite stage / Edward A. Boyden -- No. 176. Defective development of the cerebral cortex involving symmetrical bilateral areas / Patrick Alexis M.F. Fitz-Gerald -- No. 177. Menstruation in intraocular endometrial transplants in the rhesus monkey / J. Eldridge Markee -- No. 178. The maturation of "excitability" in the precentral gyrus of the young monkey / Marion Himes and E.P. Boynton.
Embryology, Human.
Mammals
Reptiles
Chimpanzees
Alligators
Monkeys
Placenta.
Hydracoidea.
Epithelium.
Overies.
Fetus.
Muscles.
Nerves.
Brain.
Menstruation.