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ontogeny
the study of development
types of reproduction
-oviparous: egg bearing
-viviparous: live birth
oviparous
-egg bearing
-nutrition provided in egg
-additional parental investment
types of viviparous
-ovoviviparous: eggs within female
-euviviparous: true birth
ovoviviparous
-eggs retained in female until birth
-lecitrophic: yolk feeding
euviviparous
-additional nutrients from mother
-placental mammals
what is the advantage of viviparity
-increase growth of the fetus
-fewer predation
microlecithal
-small yolk
-marsupials, placentals, amphioxus
mesolecithal
-medium yolk
-frogs, amphibians, some fish
macrolecithal
-big yolk
-reptiles, monotremes, most fish
isolecithal
yolk is evenly distributed
telolecithal
yolk is concentrated at one end
animal pole
area of the egg not concentrated with yolk
vegetal pole
area of the egg concentrated with yolk
blastula
hollow ball of cells
gastrulation
formation of gastrula
-gut/stomach
archenteron
early gut
neurolation
formation of neural tube
-dorsal hollow nerve cord
neural plate
thickening of dorsal ectoderm
induction
one tissue causes another to differentiate in a characteristic way
spina bifida
dorsal closure of neural tube is incomplete
what are the four parts of the nervous system
-prosencephelon
-mesencephelon
-rhombencephelon
-spinal cord
components within the forebrain
-optic cup, turning into retina
-lens placoid, turning into lens
stomodeum
mouth passageway
proctodeum
anus passageway
Rathke's pouch
adenohypophysis: edocrine part of pituitary
ectodermal placodes
sensory tissues
-olfactory
-otic
-lens
endoderm
-forgut
-midgut
-hindgut
-lining of lungs, swim bladder, lining of auditory tract, glands
mesoderm
dorsal mesoderm:
-myotomes-body wall
-sclerotome-vertebral column and ribs
-dermatome-skin

lateral plate mesoderm:
-somatic mesoderm-
-splanchnic mesoderm-

intermediate mesoderm:
-kedney tubules
-ducts of urogenital system
extraembryonic membranes
-yolk sac-surrounds yolk
-amnion-contains fluid surrounding embryo
-chorion-adjacent to egg shell or uterus
-allantois-develops from posterior archenteron