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    The document provides information on three topics: 1. It illustrates the 28-day menstrual cycle and highlights the key events. 2. It lists the early embryonic development stages in animals as zygote, cleavage, 8-cell stage, blastula, gastrulation, and gastrula. 3. It includes a diagram showing the process of human fertilization and embryonic development from sperm binding the egg's zona pellucida through fertilization and the first 9 months of development.

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    The document provides information on three topics: 1. It illustrates the 28-day menstrual cycle and highlights the key events. 2. It lists the early embryonic development stages in animals as zygote, cleavage, 8-cell stage, blastula, gastrulation, and gastrula. 3. It includes a diagram showing the process of human fertilization and embryonic development from sperm binding the egg's zona pellucida through fertilization and the first 9 months of development.

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    Zygote: Eight-Cell Stage Blastula Gastrula

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    Julia Obcena
    The document provides information on three topics: 1. It illustrates the 28-day menstrual cycle and highlights the key events. 2. It lists the early embryonic development stages in animals as zygote, cleavage, 8-cell stage, blastula, gastrulation, and gastrula. 3. It includes a diagram showing the process of human fertilization and embryonic development from sperm binding the egg's zona pellucida through fertilization and the first 9 months of development.

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    Julia Francesca Obcena

    10 – St. Peter

    A. Illustrate the menstrual cycle including the event highlights of a 28-day cycle.

    B. What are the life stages of early embryonic animal development?


    Cleavage Eight- Cleavage Blastula Cross Gastrul
    Zygote cell (hollow section of
    -ation
    Gastrula
    stage ball) blastula

    C. Create a diagram showing the process of fertilization and the human embryonic development.

    The hydrolytic enzymes release


    help the sperm burrow through
    Sperm binds the Zona Pellucida, and enbales
    to Zona binding and fusion of the sperm
    Pellucida with the egg.

    Contents of the The sperm nucleus


    acrosome are released enters the egg
    by exocytosis cytoplasm. The genetic
    (acrosome reaction) mterial combine and
    fertilization is done.
    1st month: 1inch long. 6th month: 14 in. long 7th month: 16 in. long, 3
    The heart, backbone, 2 lbs. Baby's rain 1/2 lbs. taste buds are
    digestive system and developed. eyes can
    develops rapidly, open and close and able
    spinal cord begin to
    form. Placenta begins to eyelids are formed to sense light and
    develop. and able to hiccup. hearing is getting better.

    2nd month: 1 1/8 in. long. 5th month: 10 in. long 8th month: 16 in. long 6
    The heart is formed and 11 oz. Internal organs lbs. body organs except
    functioning. Eyes, tongue,
    lips, nose and ears are are maturing, hair is lungs are developed,
    forming. The embryo has growing and mother rapid brain growts and
    movement. feels the movements. kidneys are maturing.

    3rd month: 3 in. long. 4th motnh: 7 in. long, 7 oz.


    The skin is pink/transparent
    9th month: 20 in.
    Weighs about 1 oz. and long 8 lbs. lungs are
    and covered with fine hair
    has definite shape. "lanugo" Reflexes are
    Arms, legs, feet and toes mature and setting
    feveloping,actions such as
    are fully formed. sucking and swallowing to fetal position.

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