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| Top most layer that turns into skin and nervous system. |
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| Middle layer that turns into skeletal and muscle structures. |
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| Inner most layer that turns into internal organs. |
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| Germinal, Embryo, Fetal Period |
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| single-cell zygote to morula to blastocyst. Lasts from conception to attachment (8 to 10 days) |
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| Key stage in Germinal Period. When the cell first splits into 2 cells. |
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| Sphere of 16 cells, totally able to adapt into anything. |
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| Cells form layers and start to carry out different actions. |
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| Important, diet can effect it and cause problems with the child ranging from miscarriage to paralysis of the lower extremities. |
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| From implantation to 8 weeks. Sexual differentiation, basic organs formed. |
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| When the Neural Tube head does not close. Leads to miscariage usually. |
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| Bottom of NT doesn't close. Usually results in paralysis of the lower extremities |
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| Begins around 9 weeks, bones begin to form (ossification) |
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| Outside and internal factors that lead to atypical development of the child (drinking while pregnant, etc...) |
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| 4 Main Parts of Brain development |
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| Proliferation, Migration, Differentiation, and Death. |
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| Cells that fire together, wire together. |
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