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alizarin-stained, cleared, whole or partially dissected embryos of the C 3H<br />

albino strain. The stages shown are at intervals of 1 day, from 14 to 38 days.<br />

The skull and neck region, and the extremities are treated separately at higher<br />

magnifications. In each stage only those ossification centres are specifically<br />

indicated which appear for the first time. The atlas provides a dynamic and<br />

integrated picture of the progress of ossification. A notable feature is the<br />

attention paid to sex-differences in later stages.<br />

The atlas as such is preceded by a tabular survey of the chronology of<br />

ossification, in which the centres are arranged alphabetically. A separate table<br />

is devoted to the chronology of the sesamoid bones. The book is concluded by<br />

tabular surveys of day-by-day mean body weights and weight ranges of C 3H<br />

embryos from 14 tot 40 days.<br />

"SYMPOSIUM ON MAMMALIAN GENETICS AND<br />

REPRODUCTION"<br />

1960<br />

Edited by: Biology Division, The Wistar Inst, of Anat. and Biol.<br />

Oak Ridge National Laboratory<br />

Philadelphia<br />

193 pp., 34 figs., 42 tabs.<br />

This Supplement to vol. 56 of the "Journal of Cellular and Comparative<br />

Physiology" contains the papers and open discussions of a Symposium held in<br />

Gatlinburg, Tenn., in April 1960, under the sponsorship of the Biology Division<br />

of the Oak Ridge National Laboratory. The participants to the Symposium<br />

were almost exclusively American and English. There are 12 papers,<br />

more than half of which are of special significance to mammalian embryol-<br />

ogists. Among the subjects treated are: triploidy, morphology and function of<br />

gametes, embryonic gametogenesis, general developmental genetics, and phenogenetics<br />

of hair and pigment mutants. The volume contains a name index.<br />

Authors of papers: Austin (London), Braden (Prospect, Austr.). Brauch-Russell (Oak Ridge,<br />

Tenn.), Chase (Providence, R.I.), Falconer (Edinburgh), Gluecksohn-Waelsch (New York),<br />

Griffen (Bar Harbor, Maine), Gruneberg (London), Hollander (Ames, Iowa), Mann (Providence,<br />

R.I.), Mintz (Chicago, 111.), Owen (Pasadena, Calif.), Russell (Oak Ridge, Tenn.),<br />

Wright (Madison, Wis.)<br />

286

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