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L-3 / L-4 interganglion region, adductor magnus muscle, caudal edge of jejunum loop, caudal edge of testis, external abdominal oblique muscle, femoral nerve, femur, great saphenous vein, gubernaculum of testis, head of fibula, herniated intestines, inferior epigastric artery, inguinal canal, internal abdominal oblique muscle, junction of common iliac veins, lateral condyle of tibia, medial condyle of tibia, rectus femoris muscle, sartorius muscle, semimembranosus muscle, semitendinosus tendon, superficial inguinal ring, symphysis of pubis, transversus abdominis muscle, umbilical coelom, umbilical cord, ureter, urinary bladder lumen, vas deferens, vastus intermedius muscle, vastus lateralis muscle
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Carnegie Embryo #9226   |   Location: 190-01-01

Keywords: L-3 / L-4 interganglion region, adductor magnus muscle, caudal edge of jejunum loop, caudal edge of testis, external abdominal oblique muscle, femoral nerve, femur, great saphenous vein, gubernaculum of testis, head of fibula, herniated intestines, inferior epigastric artery, inguinal canal, internal abdominal oblique muscle, junction of common iliac veins, lateral condyle of tibia, medial condyle of tibia, rectus femoris muscle, sartorius muscle, semimembranosus muscle, semitendinosus tendon, superficial inguinal ring, symphysis of pubis, transversus abdominis muscle, umbilical coelom, umbilical cord, ureter, urinary bladder lumen, vas deferens, vastus intermedius muscle, vastus lateralis muscle

Source: The Virtual Human Embryo.