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5-7 Abdominal cavity. Bed of small intestine,, 1920/1950 Box 3, Folder 34
5-9 Viscera in a female subject,, 1920/1950 Box 3, Folder 36
6-10 Viscera. The liver viewed from behind and below,, 1920/1950 Box 4, Folder 16
6-11 Viscera. The liver bed,, 1920/1950 Box 4, Folder 17
6-12 Viscera. Two spleens, viewed from the front,, 1920/1950 Box 4, Folder 18
6-13 The caecum and appendix,, 1920/1950 Box 4, Folder 19
6-14 Mucous membrane of intestine,, 1920/1950 Box 4, Folder 20
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