Morphological traits of similarity in phylogenetically distant primate species
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The author describes the variability in the formation of some internal organs in primates viz. the lenght of the supradiaphragmatic portion of the inferior vena cava; the angle between heart long axis and the axis of the sternum; the position of the tip of the heart; the course of the terminal parts of the pulmonary veins; the shape of the thyroid; the formation of the renal medulla; the form of the palatal uvula; the shape of the sympathetic trunk.
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