Chick development, embryology, organogenesis.

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An insight to chick embryology post to gastrulation, at different incubation periods, each showing development of head, extra-embryonic membranes, organs and other body part till it forms the 72h Hamilton and hamburger stage, where it looks like a primitive organisms with precursors to all major organs have been already formed.

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