
Reproductive organs and development of mammalian young
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Reproductive organs and development of mammalian young, W. Gummert (1928). Via artnap.com
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This educational chart, titled Reproductive organs and development of mammalian young, shows numbered anatomical diagrams of mammalian urogenital organs, fetal stages, and a cross-section of a pregnant uterus with a developing embryo. Labeled structures include kidneys, uterus, amnion, and placenta, drawn in muted colors on a cream background. The print is attributed to W. Gummert and dated 1928.





















