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Drawings, 'Ova from the fallopian tube and uterus' by [Martin Barry]

Reference number: PT/74/7/15

Date: 1840

Description

Plate 27, figures 223-234 showing embryonic cells from the rabbit [Lepus cuniculus; Oryctolagus cuniculus; European rabbit] coming from the fallopian tube and sitting in the uterus after impregnation. Inscribed with title, figure, publication, and plate details. Figures drawn separately and pasted onto backing sheet. Not signed.

Subject: Physiology

Published in Philosophical Transactions as part of paper titled 'Researches in embryology. Third series: A contribution to the physiology of cells' by Martin Barry.

Received by the Royal Society on 18 April 1840. Read 7 May 1840.

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PT/74/7/15
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1840
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Graphite on paper; mounted on black paper
Page extent
1 page
Format
Drawing

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Martin Barry

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Martin Barry, Drawings, 'Ova from the fallopian tube and uterus' by [Martin Barry], 1840, PT/74/7/15, The Royal Society Archives, London, https://makingscience.royalsociety.org/items/pt_74_7_15/drawings-ova-from-the-fallopian-tube-and-uterus-by-martin-barry, accessed on 10 November 2025

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