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December 31, 1898Proceedings of the Royal Society of LondonOpen Access

Summary of the principal results obtained in a study of the development of the Tuatara ( Sphenodon punctatum )

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Thanks to the most generous and freely rendered services of Mr P. Henaghan, Principal Keeper of the Lighthouse on Stephen’s Island in Cook Straits, I have lately obtained a very perfect series a Tuatara embryos, ranging in age from just before the appearance of the blastopore to about the time of hatching.

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