The Early Embryology of the Chick
The Early Embryology of the Chick
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Both the ventral aortic roots and the omphalomesenteric veins are direct continuations of the paired endocardial primordia of the heart. The epi-myocardial coat is formed about the original endothelial tubes only where they are fused in the region destined to become the heart. The development of the heart at this stage is an epitome of its phylogenetic origin. The local investment of the endocardial tubes by the epi-myocardium, as seen in the formation of the chick heart, is a recapitulation of... the evolutionary origin of the heart by the local addition of a heavy muscular coat about the walls of a blood vessel.
During early embryonic life the cardinal veins are the main afferent vessels of the intra-embryonic circulation. The main cardinal trunks are paired vessels symmetrically placed on either side of the mid-line. There are two pairs, the anterior cardinals which return the blood to the heart from the cephalic region of the embryo, and the posterior cardinals which return the blood from the caudal region.
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Both the ventral aortic roots and the omphalomesenteric veins are direct continuations of the paired endocardial primordia of the heart. The epi-myocardial coat is formed about the original endothelial tubes only where they are fused in the region destined to become the heart. The development of the heart at this stage is an epitome of its phylogenetic origin. The local investment of the endocardial tubes by the epi-myocardium, as seen in the formation of the chick heart, is a recapitulation of... the evolutionary origin of the heart by the local addition of a heavy muscular coat about the walls of a blood vessel.
During early embryonic life the cardinal veins are the main afferent vessels of the intra-embryonic circulation. The main cardinal trunks are paired vessels symmetrically placed on either side of the mid-line. There are two pairs, the anterior cardinals which return the blood to the heart from the cephalic region of the embryo, and the posterior cardinals which return the blood from the caudal region.
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