Veterinary Embryology 8.5: Shortly after the embryonal capsule is lost, the chorion develops an opaque, circular band known as the (1) (see Fig. 20). The (1) is about (2) wide and fully developed by day (3); it lies towards the (4), on the border between the (5) and (6) circulations (i.e. it encircles the (7)). Cells from the girdle then migrate and attach to the adjacent (8).

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Shortly after the embryonal capsule is lost, the chorion develops an opaque, circular band known as the (1) (see Fig. 20). The (1) is about (2) wide and fully developed by day (3); it lies towards the (4), on the border between the (5) and (6) circulations (i.e. it encircles the (7)). Cells from the girdle then migrate and attach to the adjacent (8).

Magdalena Badenhorst · Accepted Answer

1. chorionic girdle
2. 8 mm
3. 35
4. vitelline pole
5. vitelline
6. allantoic chorionic
7. choriovitelline placenta
8. uterine epithelium

Veterinary Embryology 8.5

1. chorionic girdle 2. 8 mm 3. 35 4. vitelline pole 5. vitelline 6. allantoic chorionic 7. choriovitelline placenta 8. uterine epithelium

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