Samenreifung und Eireifung
Konrad Guenther · 1874 -1955
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A plate of scientific illustrations titled Samenreifung und Eireifung, dated 1909, showing a tubule cross-section, spermatozoa with labelled heads and tails, and stages of egg and sperm cell division drawn in fine stipple and line. The engraved plate is arranged in numbered figures with lettered stages, typical of a German biology textbook.
