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Naso-palatine duct

Noyes H.J. (1935). Naso-Palatine duct and Jacobson s Organ in new-born infants. J Dent Res 15, 155-156. [Pg.234]

Fig. 2.6 Rostral nasal anatomy of Honey Possum (Tarsipes rostratus) showing (a) section levels and (b) TS at level 4 naso-palatine papilla with taste-buds (TB), gustatory chemoreceptors facing lumen of N-Pd (incisive duct, Id) (from Kratzing, 1987). Fig. 2.6 Rostral nasal anatomy of Honey Possum (Tarsipes rostratus) showing (a) section levels and (b) TS at level 4 naso-palatine papilla with taste-buds (TB), gustatory chemoreceptors facing lumen of N-Pd (incisive duct, Id) (from Kratzing, 1987).
Fig. 2.12 Vomeronasal complex Reptiles, TS Snake, (a) Drawing of Amphibolurus muricatus. skeletal elements in yellow (from Broom, 1895). (b) Generalised diagram of epithelial types L = lateral and M= medial (from Rehorek, 1998). (c) VNC, Primitive mammal junction of vomeronasal duct (VNd), with naso-palatine (Stenson s) duct (N-Pd) in Spiny Anteater (Short-nosed Echidna) brown = skeletal elements — septal and para-septal cartilages (from Broom, 1895). Fig. 2.12 Vomeronasal complex Reptiles, TS Snake, (a) Drawing of Amphibolurus muricatus. skeletal elements in yellow (from Broom, 1895). (b) Generalised diagram of epithelial types L = lateral and M= medial (from Rehorek, 1998). (c) VNC, Primitive mammal junction of vomeronasal duct (VNd), with naso-palatine (Stenson s) duct (N-Pd) in Spiny Anteater (Short-nosed Echidna) brown = skeletal elements — septal and para-septal cartilages (from Broom, 1895).
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