How Animals Develop |
Contents
INTRODUCTION | 13 |
THE BEGINNING OF DEVELOPMENT | 26 |
MOVEMENTS AND FOLDINGS | 40 |
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abnormal actually adult amino acids ancestors become beginning birds blastoderm blastopore blastula blood-vessels body brain C. H. Waddington called cell-division chapter chemical chick chromosomes cleavage competent tissue complicated culture cytoplasm described determined differentiation centre ectoderm egg-cell embryo embryology endoderm evocator evolved experiment fact fertilized folding frogs gastrulation germ-cells grafted growing Haeckel's haploid happens hereditary factors hormones important individuation field induced inner cell mass inside instance lamprey large number larvae later layers living mammalian embryo mammals material maternal blood ment mesoderm mosaic eggs nerve neural groove neural plate newt newt's egg normal nucleic acid nucleotides nucleus organ-forming substance oxygen piece placenta presumptive areas presumptive mesoderm presumptive neural plate presumptive skin primary organization centre primitive streak processes produce proteins reduction division region rudiment sea-urchin self-differentiation short fingers side sort Spemann sperm structure surface taeniatus trucks various vertebrates whole embryo yolky young embryos