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Efferent Branchial Arteries
1
Dorsal Aortae (Radices Aortae)
6
Subclavian Artery
7
Dorsal Aorta
A
Efferent Branchial Arteries
B
Dorsal aorta
C
Celiac Artery
D
Subclavian Artery
B
Sinus Venosus
A
Atrium
C
Ventricle
D
Atrium
E
Coronary Artery
F
Conus Arteriosus
G
Afferent Branchial Arteries
H
Ventral Aorta
A
Afferent Branchial Arteries
B
Ventral Aorta
C
Hypobranchial arteries
D
Coronary Artery
E
Atrium
F
Heart
G
Conus Arteriosus
A
Interior Jugular Vein
B
Atrium
C
Sinus Venosus
D
Subclavian Vein
E
Posterior Cardinal Sinus
F
Lateral Abdominal Vein
G
Hepatic Sinus
A
Internal Carotid Artery
A
Efferent Branchial Arteries
B
Subclavian Artery