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Excerpt from Contributions to Embryology, Vol. 12
That the dissolution of these early embryos, and undoubtedly also Of the chorionic vesicles, is not due primarily or even very materially to phagocytic activity, is very evident, even upon cursory examination. In the presence Of the intact chorionic and amniotic vesicles such a process is wholly excluded. Besides, one never sees any evidence of phagocytosis of the preserved fetal by the maternal tissues in human conceptuses, although evidences of the contrary processes are not wanting.
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