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The image shows the front end of a stallion
sperm, viewed with an electron microscope. The
ruffled appearance of the plasma membrane is an
artifact of fixation. The acrosome is the dark
band of material between the plasma membrane and
nucleus - inner and outer acrosomal membranes are
not clearly visible at this magnification (image
courtesy of Carol Moeller)
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Pig ovary
Fully developed Corpus luteum
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http//embryology.med.unsw.edu.au/Movies/Movies.ht
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