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Shoulder and Upper Arm

#164, Slide 51 of 71

11 weeks
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Note:

The muscles and nerves around the shoulder arrived some time ago! The collar bone is just beneath the surface and remains visible even as the skin continues to thicken.

Label Key:

  • 1. collar bone (clavicle)
  • 2. left axilla
  • 3. neck
  • 4. shoulder
  • 5. left upper arm
  • 6. left ear

All ages referenced to fertilization, not last menstrual period.
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