Ontogenesis

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Ontogenesis Door Mind Map: Ontogenesis

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8. Theory of Hans Spemann for embryonic induction

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10. Epigenesis

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12. Preformationism

13. Postembryonic development

13.1. Metamorphosis

13.1.1. Incomplete

13.1.2. Complete

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14. Embryogenesis

14.1. Internal

14.2. External

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14.5. Factors

14.5.1. Polarity of the egg

14.5.2. How bilateral symmetry was formed

14.5.3. Regulatory type eggs

14.5.4. Mosaic type eggs

15. Embryonic periodt

15.1. Types of eggs

15.2. Eggs and sperm of several organisms

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15.5. Cleavage

15.5.1. Types of cleavage

15.5.1.1. Meroblastic (partial)

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15.5.1.3. Holoblastic (total)

15.5.2. Blastula

15.5.2.1. Blastocoele

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15.5.4. Blastocyst

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15.8. Gastrulation

15.8.1. Layers

15.8.1.1. Ectoderm

15.8.1.2. Endoderm

15.8.1.3. Mesoderm

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15.8.2. Mechanics

15.8.2.1. Blastula

15.8.2.2. Blastopore formation

15.8.2.3. Cell migration of form layers

15.8.2.4. Completion of gastrulation

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15.8.4. Gastrula

15.8.4.1. Dipoblastic

15.8.4.2. Tripoblastic

15.8.5. Processes

15.8.5.1. Epiboly

15.8.5.2. Ingression

15.8.5.3. Invagination

15.8.5.4. Delamination

15.8.5.5. Polar proliferation

15.8.6. Blastopore

15.8.6.1. Deuterostomes

15.8.6.2. Protostomes

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17. Ageing

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17.2. Senescence

17.3. Death

17.3.1. Clinical

17.3.2. Biological