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primordium (/praɪˈmɔːrdiəm/; pl.: primordia; synonym: anlage) in embryology, is an
organ or
tissue in its
earliest recognizable stage of development...
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series of
video games. The
books in the
series are Halo:
Cryptum (2011),
Primordium (2012), and
Silentium (2013). The
books were
released in hardcover, e-book...
- The
mammary ridge or
mammary crest is a
primordium specific for the
development of
mammary glands. The
mammary ridge is
primordial for the
mammary glands...
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Venal Anatomica: The
Hunter of
Primordium Book 6 - Mongroid: The
Second Coming Tortured Souls: The
Legend of
Primordium is a
single volume of the six separate...
- include: In
typical prenatal development, ****
organs originate from a
common primordium during early gestation and
differentiate into male or
female ****es. The...
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primitive kidney, the mesonephros, to the cloaca. It also
serves as the
primordium for male
urogenital structures including the epididymides, vasa deferentia...
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comparative embryology shows that the
length axis of the
neural tube (the
primordium of the brain) has
three internal bending points,
namely two
ventral bendings...
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mesenchyme and the
primordial germ cells.
Gonads start developing as a
common primordium (an
organ in the
earliest stage of development), in the form of genital...
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scales in pine cones.
These spirals involve the
insertion of a
single primordium.
Embryology Fibonacci number § Nature
Gerrit van
Iterson Golden ratio...
- stratify.
Cells are
still closely arranged and the
floral primordium becomes larger.
Petal primordium differentiation stage: At this stage, the bud becomes...
