Development Of The Embryo
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Series: Family Life and Sex Education Series
Year Published: 1968
Creator: Sterling Educational Films
Format: 16mm
Sound: sound
Description: Explains that once an egg is fertilized, it grows into a baby similar to its parents. States that life starts as a fertilized egg cell called an embryo, and illustrates the growth and development of the human embryo. Shows a fertilized egg cell divide itself into the three great divisions that form human bodies. Explains that reproductive cells are also formed in the developing embryo so that human life may be per petuated.
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