Human Development

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starts about 24 hours after fertilization and continues as the embryo moves down the oviduct towards the uterus

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Cleavage

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the mammalian equivalent of the sea urchin blastula

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Blastocyst

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has a fluid-filled cavity, an inner cell mass that will actually form the baby

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Human blastocyst

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an outer layer of cells

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Trophoblast

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the organ that provides nourishment and oxygen to the embryo and helps dispose of its metabolic wastes.

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Placenta

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under way by 9 days after conception

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Gastrulation

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develop as attachments to the embryo and help support it.

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Extraembryonic membranes

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Extraembryonic Membranes

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1. Amnion
2. Yolk sac
3. Chorion
4. Allontois

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Developing as an extension of the yolk sacs

Extraembryonic Membranes

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Allontois

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outer part of the
embryo’s skin; continuous with
the amnion

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Ectoderm

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the embryo’s digestive tract; continuous with the yolk sac

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Endoderm

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the bulk of most other organs

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Mesoderm

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is filled with fluid, which protects the embryo

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amniotic cavity

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breaks just before childbirth and the amniotic fluid (“water”) leaves the mother’s body through her vagina.

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amnion

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remains small and produces the embryo’s first blood cells and its first germ cells, the cells that will give rise to the gamete-forming cells in the gonads.

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Placenta

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it forms part of the umbilical cord

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Allantois

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forms the embryo’s urinary bladder

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Allantois

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In a bird and reptiles, the ____ expands around the embryo and functions in waste disposal.

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Allantois

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lifeline between the embryo and the placenta

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umbilical cord

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developed from the trophoblast and from mesoderm cells derived from the yolk sac

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Chorion

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outermost extraembryonic membrane

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Chorion

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cells in the chorion secrete a hormone called

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human chorionic gonadotrophin (HCG)

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maintains the corpus luteum of the ovary during the first 3 months of pregnancy.

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human chorionic gonadotrophin (HCG)

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contain embryonic blood vessels formed from mesoderm

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Chorionic villi

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# The chorionic blood vessels color red: (1) color blue: (2)

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(1) absorb nutrients and oxygen (2) carry wastes away from the embryo

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takes care of the embryo’s every need

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Placenta

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allows protective antibodies to pass from the mother to the fetus.

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Placenta

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A month-old human embryo is about ____ long

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7mm (0.28in)

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____________ about 9 weeks after fertilization

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Fetus

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the clear sac around the fetus is the _________

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amnion

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# First Trimester, A fetus is about ____ long has all of its organs and major body parts, including a disproportionately large head.

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5.5 cm (2.2in)

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# Identify the trimester - the somites have developed into segmental muscles and the bones of the back and ribs. - the limb buds have become tiny arms and legs with fingers and toes.

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First Trimester

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By the end of 1st trimester:

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- the fetus looks like a miniature human being although its head is still oversized for the rest of the body. - the sex of the fetus is usually evident at this time.

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# 2nd Trimester At 14 weeks, The fetus is now about ________ long

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6 cm (2.4 in)

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# Identify the trimester - Placenta takes over the task of maintaining itself by secreting progesterone rather than receiving it from corpus luteum - At the same time, the placenta stops secreting HCG and the corpus luteum no longer needed to maintain pregnancy, degenerates

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2nd Trimester | 14 weeks

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# 2nd Trimester At 20 weeks, the fetus is about ________ longs, weighs about ______

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19 cm (7.6 in) & 1/2 kg (1lb)

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# Identify the trimester - Face of an infant, complete with eyebrows and eyelashes - Its arms, legs, fingers and toes have lengthened - It also has fingernails and toenails and is covered with fine hair

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2nd Trimester | 20 weeks

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# Identify the trimester - By this time, the fetal heartbeat is readily detected, and the fetus usually is quite active - The mother’s abdomen has become markedly enlarged and she may often feel her baby move

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Second Trimester

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Because of the limited space in the uterus, the fetus flexes forward into the so-called ______

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fetal position | (Second Trimester)

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By the end of 2nd trimester:

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the fetus eyes are open and its teeth are forming

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# Identify the trimester A time of rapid growth as the fetus gains the strength it will need to survive outside the protective environment of the uterus.

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Third Trimester

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# Identify the trimester the fetus’ circulatory system and respiratory system undergo changes that will allow the switch to air breathing.

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Third Trimester

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# Identify the trimester The fetus gains the ability to maintain its own temperature and its bones begin to harden and its muscles thicken.

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Third Trimester

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# Identify the trimester - The fetus loses much of its fine body hair, except on its head - The head itself changes its proportions

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Third Trimester

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# Identify the trimester The fetus becomes less active as it fills the space in the uterus

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Third Trimester

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At birth, a typical baby is about ________ longs and weighs _________

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50 cm (20in) & 2.7-4.5 kg (6-10lbs)