Image: Wilson1900Fig1
Description: Original figure legend: "A portion of the epidermis of a larval salamander (Amblystoma) as seen in slightly oblique horizontal section, enlarged 550 diameters. Most of the cells are polygonal in form, contain large nuclei, and are connected by delicate protoplasmic bridges. Above x is a branched, dark pigment-cell that has crept up from the deeper layers and lies between the epidermal cells. Three of the latter are undergoing division, the earliest stage (spireme) at a, a later stage (mitotic figure in the anaphase) at b, showing the chromosomes, and a final stage (telophase), showing fission of the cell-body, to the right."
Title: Wilson1900Fig1
Credit: Figure 1 of: Wilson, Edmund B. (1900) The cell in Development and Inheritance (2nd ed.), New York: The Macmillan Company
Author: Edmund Beecher Wilson
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