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## TWENTY FIGURES During more than a decade the attention of many morphologists has been attracted to the development and structure of the vertebrate vascular system, and to the interdependent correlations of its individual components. Our knowledge of the most important genetic phases of the blood-vascular system has been far advanced by the careful and thorough work of many independent investigators. To mention the researches of Weidenreich, Maximow, Mollier, Dantschakoff and Ruckert is merely to cite the leaders in a long line of workers who have cooperated in establishing the basic evidence for a genetic interpretation of the haemal vascular system. A careful analysis of the very extiensive haemotological work of the last ten years, with full oonsideration of the older investigations, is given by my colleague H. von W. Schulte in a contribution published as No. 3 of the Memoirs of The Wistar Institute of Anatomy in Philadelphia. One of the most important subdivisions of the whole field of vascular inquiry deals with the development of the vertebrate lymphatic system and with the relations of the same to the haemal components of the entire vascular apparatus. In its main lines t

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Author

Geo S. Huntington

Publisher

Wiley (John Wiley & Sons); John Wiley & Sons Inc.; Wiley (ISSN 0002-9106)

Published

1914

Language

EN

Field

Medicine (Health Sciences)