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EMBRYONIC STRUCTURE
primitive atria
ADULT DERIVATIVE
auricles of right and left atria
EMBRYONIC STRUCTURE
right horn of sinous venosus
ADULT DERIVATIVE
smooth part of the right atrium (sinus venarum)
EMBRYONIC STRUCTURE
left horn of sinous venosus
ADULT DERIVATIVE
coronary sinus
EMBRYONIC STRUCTURE
pimiitve pulmonary veins
ADULT DERIVATIVE
smooth part of left atrium
EMBRYONIC STRUCTURE
conus cordis (upper bulbis cordis)
ADULT DERIVATIVE
outflow tract for both ventricles:
conus arteriosus (inundiblulum) for right ventricle and aortic vestibule just below aorit, valve for left ventricle
EMBRYONIC STRUCTURE
bulbis cordis
ADULT DERIVATIVE
trabeculated right ventricle
EMBRYONIC STRUCTURE
primitive ventricle
ADULT DERIVATIVE
trabeculated left ventricle
EMBRYONIC STRUCTURE
truncus arteriosus
ADULT DERIVATIVE
ascending aorta and pulmonary trunk