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[20] JORDAN HE, 1932, AN J ANAT, V50, P215

[11] Blood formation in the African lungfish, under normal conditions and under conditions of prolonged estivation and recovery [J]. JOURNAL OF MORPHOLOGY AND PHYSIOLOGY, 1931, 51 (02): : 319 - 371

[12] Studies on lymphocytes II. The origin, function, and fate of the lymphocytes in fishes [J]. JOURNAL OF MORPHOLOGY, 1924, 38 (04) : 529 - 549

[13] Blood formation in cyclostomes [J]. AMERICAN JOURNAL OF ANATOMY, 1930, 46 (03): : 355 - 391

[14] Blood-cell formation in the horned toad, Phrynosoma solare [J]. AMERICAN JOURNAL OF ANATOMY, 1929, 43 (01): : 77 - 101

[15] Studies on lymphocytes III Granulocytopoiesis in the salamander, with special reference to the monophyletic theory of blood-cell origin [J]. AMERICAN JOURNAL OF ANATOMY, 1924, 33 (03): : 485 - 505

[16] Studies on lymphocytes IV Further observations upon the hemopoietic efffcts of splenectomy in frogs [J]. JOURNAL OF MORPHOLOGY AND PHYSIOLOGY, 1925, 40 (03): : 461 - 477

[17] The hemocytopoietic effect of splenectomy in the salamander, Triturus viridescens [J]. AMERICAN JOURNAL OF ANATOMY, 1930, 46 (01): : 55 - 90

[18] The character of the wall of the smaller blood vessels in the bone marrow of the frog, with special reference to the question of erythrocyte origin [J]. ANATOMICAL RECORD, 1927, 35 (03): : 161 - 183

[19] JORDAN HE, 1924, VIRGINIA MED MONTHLY, V51, P537

[20] JORDAN HE, 1932, AN J ANAT, V50, P215