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Chordate Development
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Chordate Development is positioned for embryology and life-science readers who want to confirm the laboratory and atlas scope before requesting copies.
- Vertebrate developmental common plan across tunicates, amphioxus, cyclostomes, amphibians, birds, and mammals
- Gamete formation, fertilization, cleavage, gastrulation, and germ-layer development
- Epigenetics, inductive determination, neurulation, organogenesis, and stage comparison
- Laboratory schedules, atlases, illustrations, and experimental techniques for practical embryology study
- Chick, mouse, pig, frog, salamander, and other model-organism development examples
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- Introduction for students
- General nature of embryonic development
- Laboratory information about materials and procedures
- Terminology for embryo structure and organization
- Animal classification and taxonomic organization of chordates
- Chapter I: vertebrate developmental common plan through tunicates, amphioxus, and cyclostomes
- Chapter II: storage and activation of developmental information through gametes, meiosis, and fertilization
- Chapter III: polarity, bilateral symmetry, cleavage, gastrulation, and primary germ layers
- Chapter IV: epigenetics, inductive determination, neurulation, and early frog organogenesis
- Chapter V: recapitulation theory through salamander and cyclostome larval comparison
- Chapter VI: gastrulation and neurulation in chick embryos
- Chapter VII: primordium mosaic stage and 48-hour chick embryo development
- Chapter VIII: correspondence of embryonic stages and amniote egg development
- Chapter IX: progressive specialization in mouse and pig development
- Chapter X: transition from embryonic to fetal stages in chick, mouse, and pig development
Source letter note: 358-page softcover color book noted in the source letter; historical catalogue price noted as $66.
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