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Summary

Description

Right human membranous labyrinth, removed from its bony enclosure and viewed from the antero-lateral aspect. (G. Retzius.)

Plate

925

Date

before 1858

Source

Henry Gray (1918) Anatomy of the Human Body (See "Book" section below)
Bartleby.com: Gray's Anatomy, Plate 925

Author



Alternative names	H. V. Carter
Description	English anatomist, surgeon and artist
Date of birth/death	22 May 1831	4 May 1897
Location of birth/death	Kingston upon Hull	Scarborough
Authority file	: Q955620 VIAF: 68771670 ISNI: 0000000064050921 LCCN: nr00037105 Open Library: OL5854674A Oxford Dict.: 50532 WorldCat

Book

Henry Gray: Gray's Anatomy (20th edition)

Author



Description	English physician, writer, surgeon, anatomist and biologist
Date of birth/death	1827	13 June 1861
Location of birth/death	London	London
Authority file	: Q40319 VIAF: 57675618 ISNI: 0000000109049757 LCCN: n80023564 NLA: 35141523 Open Library: OL4378105A WorldCat

Editor

Revised by Warren H. Lewis

Illustrator



Alternative names	H. V. Carter
Description	English anatomist, surgeon and artist
Date of birth/death	22 May 1831	4 May 1897
Location of birth/death	Kingston upon Hull	Scarborough
Authority file	: Q955620 VIAF: 68771670 ISNI: 0000000064050921 LCCN: nr00037105 Open Library: OL5854674A Oxford Dict.: 50532 WorldCat

Title

Anatomy of the Human Body

Edition

20

Publisher

Lea & Febiger

Object type

Page overview

list of all the plates

Language

English

Publication date

1918

Place of publication

Philadelphia / New York City

Source

Bartleby

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