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0-2 weeks fertilization to just before cell mass attaches to uterus wall zygote, blastocyst
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when the blastocyst becomes imbedded into the uterus wall
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cells on inside become new organism
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outer layer of cells will develop into life-support systems
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2-8 weeks groundwork for all body structures and internal organs begins embryonic disk begins to form 3 cell layers (ectoderm, mesoderm, endoderm)
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outer nervous system, skin, sense organs
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middle muscles, skeleton, circulatory system, excretory system
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inner digestive system, lungs, glands
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9 weeks - birth complex physical structures, organize and connect, external genitals formed, heartbeat audible, behavioral changes (suck thumb, make fist)
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white cheese-like substance protects skin from becoming chapped
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white, downy hair helps vernix stick to skin
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22-26 weeks age at which fetus can survive if born early
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mothers read the cat in the hat and other stories after birth, infants played the stories responded to the cat in the hat more than other stories, possibly due to rhthym
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support neurons do not conduct impulses can replicate throughout life
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neurons travel on glia to their final destination
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forming of connections between neurons primarily make too many connections "pruning" process through experience
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| risk factors for prenatal development |
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maternal nutrition intense emotional stress maternal age- complex relationships
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| impact of teratogens based on several factors: |
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dose- duration and degree timing of exposure genetic predispositions presence of other factors
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prescription and nonprescription medicine illegal drugs cigarette smoking alcohol infectious diseases (HIV/AIDS) environmental pollution (mercury)
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toxins can lead to abnormal sperm later age associated with some birth defects
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