[PDF][PDF] Morphogenesis of kidney in crossbred pig (Sus scrofa) foetii
K Sarma, B Ahmed, K SARMA, B AHMED - Int. J. Morphol, 2007 - pdfs.semanticscholar.org
K Sarma, B Ahmed, K SARMA, B AHMED
Int. J. Morphol, 2007•pdfs.semanticscholar.orgTwenty five numbers of crossbred pig foetii were selected based on their crown-rump length
and subsequently divided into 5 age groups consisting of 5 animals in each group viz. group
I (41-55 days), group II (56-70 days), group III (71-85 days), group IV (86-100 days) and
groupV (101-114 days). No renal pelvis was evident in group I in all the kidneys under study.
From group II onwards, the renal pelvis was distinct and extensive with a well developed
ureter that originated from the middle of the pelvis in both the kidneys.
and subsequently divided into 5 age groups consisting of 5 animals in each group viz. group
I (41-55 days), group II (56-70 days), group III (71-85 days), group IV (86-100 days) and
groupV (101-114 days). No renal pelvis was evident in group I in all the kidneys under study.
From group II onwards, the renal pelvis was distinct and extensive with a well developed
ureter that originated from the middle of the pelvis in both the kidneys.
Summary
Twenty five numbers of crossbred pig foetii were selected based on their crown-rump length and subsequently divided into 5 age groups consisting of 5 animals in each group viz. group I (41-55 days), group II (56-70 days), group III (71-85 days), group IV (86-100 days) and groupV (101-114 days). No renal pelvis was evident in group I in all the kidneys under study. From group II onwards, the renal pelvis was distinct and extensive with a well developed ureter that originated from the middle of the pelvis in both the kidneys.
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