- Dedication.
- Advertisement, XI.
- Prolegomena, p. i.–xxi.
- Perfect (Normal) Animal Reproduction, prop. 1–3.
- Imperfect (Anormal) Animal Reproduction (Abortion) prop. 4–7.
- Study of Abortion, prop. 8–12.
- Conception, prop. 13.
- Ovulum (Description of before Fecundation), prop. 14–17.
- Fecundation, prop. 18.
- Ovulum (Description of after Fecundation), prop. 19–22.
- Cortical Membrane of the Ovulum, prop. 23–26.
- Deciduous Membrane of the Uterus, prop. 27–31.
- Corpora Lutea, prop. 34–37.
- Transit, Volume, and First Development of the Ovulum, prop. 38–42.
- The Chorion, prop. 43–44.
- Structure, Function and Vascularity of the Chorion, prop. 45–51.
- Fluid of the Chorion, prop. 55.
- The Amnion, prop. 54.
- Structure, Function and Vascularity of the Amnion, prop. 52–54.
- Fluid of the Amnion, prop. 53.
- Progressive Increase of the Ovulum, prop. 56.
- Independent Life of the Ovulum, prop. 57–59.
- Earliest or Mechanical Connection of the Ovulum with the Uterus, prop. 60.
- Metamorphoses of the newly engendered Being, prop. 61.
- Growth and Progress of the Embryo and Foetus, prop. 62–66.
- Priority of the Vascular over the Nervous System in the Foetus, prop. 67.
- Formation of the Blood in the Foetus, prop. 68.
- Formation of the Nerves in the Foetus, prop. 69.
- Apparatus for Digestion, prop. 70.
- Vesicula Umbilicalis, prop. 71.
- The Allantoid, prop. 72.
- The Umbilical Cord, prop. 73–75.
- Omphalo-mesenteric Vessels, prop. 76.
- More advanced, or Vascular Connection of the Ovum with the Uterus, prop. 77,
- First Formation of the Placenta, prop. 77.
- Cotyledons of the Placenta, prop. 78–80,
- Deciduous Vessels of the Placenta, prop. 81–83,
- Membrana Propria of the Placenta, prop. 84.
- Proofs of the Existence of Deciduous Vessels in the Placenta, prop. 85.
- Deciduous Vessels, form the connecting Vascular Link between the Uterus and Placenta, prop. 86.
- Proofs of it from Anormal Anatomy, prop. 87.
- Circulation, Utero-foetal, prop. 88 and 90.
- Recent Fallacies respecting the Structure of the Placenta, prop. 89.
- Functions of the Placenta, prop. 91.
- Physiological Proofs of the Deciduous and Foetal Structure of the Placenta, prop. 92.
- Nutrition of the Foetus through the Placenta, prop. 93.
- Lymphatics and Lymphatic Absorption in the Placenta, prop. 94.
- Pretended Nutrition by the Amnionic Fluid, prop. 95–96.
- Respiration of the Foetus in Utero, prop. 97.
- Nature of the Changes in the Foetal Blood, prop. 98.
- Bile secreted by the Placenta, prop. N. B. In the last Plate, the figures 2 and 3 should be reversed, in order to correspond with the text or printed explanations.
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