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prenetal development
chapter 15.1
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The female sex cell and sex hormones
egg cell - testosterone
sperm - testosterone
egg cell - estrogen
zygote - estrogen
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pregnancy
9 month or 40 weeks
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Stages of Prenatal Development
There are three stages of prenatal development: Zygote, Embryo, Fetus
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Stage 1: Zygote
This stage begins at conception and lasts until the zygote is implanted in the mother’s uterus.
Roots grow from the zygote into the wall of the uterus where they can receive nutrients from the mother’s blood.
Length of time: First two weeks of pregnancy.
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Stage 2: Embryo
Embryo is attached to the mother by the umbilical cord, which reaches from the embryo’s stomach to the wall of the uterus.
Length of time: 3rd through the 8th week of development.
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Stage 3: Fetus
Body parts, organs and systems that were formed during the embryo period will become much more developed and begin to function.
Length of time: 8th week until term of delivery.
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First Trimester
The most critical and greatest time of risk for birth defects
Physical feature and organs form, heart beats and brain waves begin
Gains weight
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Second Trimester
Increased organ development
Physically the easiest trimester on the mother
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Third Trimester
Mom could feel discomforts of pregnancy
Builds antibodies the last month to help the baby have a healthier
Dropping movement of the baby in a head-down position in preparation for delivery
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(52) Pregnancy 101 | National Geographic - YouTube
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interesting fact
elephants carry their babies for about 600-660 days
orangutans are caring their kids for six to seven years
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second part
Female kangaroo has 3 vaginas which lead to 2 uteri. The outer 2 vaginas are for sexual intercourse and collecting sperm and the third one is exclusively meant for giving birth
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A chipmunk can give birth every 40-45 days
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(52) Having a Baby: Stages of Pregnancy - YouTube
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