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The Fetal Period
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weeks 9 thru 38. Growth is the main feature of this 30 week period of time. The Fetal period ends at birth.
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embryonic period
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first 8 weeks.. during this period all the organs are in place and the embryo starts looking like a human.
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conception
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happens in the falopian tube.
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zygote
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fertilized oocyte - moves towrds the uterus.
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blastomeres
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daughter cells formed from zygote.
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morula
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cluster of 16 cells
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blastocyst
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fluidfilled structure - start dividing cells up (about 60 cells)
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implatation process
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takes about a week. the trophoblast erodes the wall of the uterus till its embedded firmly.
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inner cell mass
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a cluster of cells on one side of the blastocyst cavity. it will form the embryo.
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trophoblast
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will form the placenta, the structure that transfers nutrients from mother to fetus.
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bilaminar embryonic disc--
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inner cell mass divides into two sheets; epiblast & hypoblast
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amniontic sac
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formed by an extension of epiblast
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amnion
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outer membrane of the amniontic sac
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amniotic sac cavity
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inner membrane forms; filled with amniotic fluid. contains info for checkin for birth deffects and diseases before birth
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yolk sac
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formed from an extension of hypoblast -- digestive tube forms from yolk sac --- some tissues give rise to earliest blood cells & blood vessels
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primitive streak
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raised groove on the dorsal surface of the epiblast
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gastrulation
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a process of invagination of epiblasts -- forms the 3 primary germ layers
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endoderm
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formed from migrating cells that replace hypoblast
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mesoderm
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formed between epiblast & endoderm
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ectoderm
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stays on the dorsal surface
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primitive streak
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germ layer formation -- epiblast cells migrate inward at the streak, displace the hypoblast and become the endoderm
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notochord
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defines the body axis (the midline) -- is the site of the future vertebral column
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primitive NODE
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swellin at the end of the primitive streak
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