Anatomie der niedersten Wurmer by Konrad Guenther (1909)

Scientific plate of flatworm anatomy with cross section and labeled ventral diagrams of several turbellarian types.

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This page of anatomical plates shows several flatworm types, including a cross section of a planarian and ventral views of acoelous, rhabdocoel, triclad and polyclad forms. Labels mark the skin, muscles, intestine, testes, ovaries and reproductive openings, with two magnified proboscis diagrams at lower right.

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