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[Development of the intestines. Human embryos].

W Seidl

    Acta Morphologica Neerlando-Scandinavica
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    The primitive sagittal mesentery does not form the adult mesentery through rotation. Instead, the "root area" of the intestinal bulge develops uniformly through embryonic serosa folding, forming the peritoneal situs.

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