Fertilization and fetal development
Karolina Widerström · 1856 - 1949
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Why is this public domain? Karolina Widerström died in 1949; this work is in the public domain.
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A lithographic anatomical wall chart showing a female reproductive tract with an ovary and fallopian tube, a sectioned uterus containing a developing embryo surrounded by placental villi, and a magnified section of tissue at left.
