one cell
100 cells
1000 cells
10000 cells
birds
mammals
insects
molluscs
mammals
lizards
fowls
earwigs
enlarges in size
decreases in size
retains the same size at the beginning
gradually enlarges in size
4-5 years
6-8 years
8 - 10 years
12 -14 years
foregut
midgut
hindgut
somatopleure
centrolecithal
microlecithal
mesolecithal
telolecithal
disappearance of tail
food habit becoming carnivore
land habit
excretion beocmes mesonephric
fertilized egg
spermatozoa
unfertilized egg
egg membranes
primary oocyte
secodnary oocyte
ootid
gonocyte
flagellum
acrosome
sperm lysins released from the acrosome
mitochondira located at the middle piece
sperms of same species are essential
sperms do not need penetration
sperms of any animal can fertilize
only presence of male is sufficient
completely disappears during metamorphosis
partialy retained during metamorphosis
partially disappears during later stages of metamorphosis
fully retained in the adult frog
copulation
amphimixis
syngamy
amplexus
early blastula
late blastula
early gastrula
lategastrula
zygote of frog
brain of rabbit
eye of frog
retina of cockroach
paedogamy
autogamy
isogamy
anisogamy
Proteins
Nucleoplasm
DNA
RNA
holoblastic
meroblastic
diploblastic
triploblastic
Frog
Housefly
Hydra
Mosquito
spermiation
spermiogenesis
spermatogenesis
androgenesis
ovulation
oogenesis
vitellogenesis
folliculogenesis
ovulation
fertilization
implantation
entry of sperms into vagina
a cord between mother and foetus
place of attachment in uterus wall where exchange of material between mother and foetus takes place
outer covering of foetus
allantoic part of the uterus
ectoderm
meso derm
somatic mesoderm and endoderm
splanchnic mesoderm and ectoderm
histogenesis
paedogenesis
histolysis
paedomorphosis
ectoderm
endoderm
mesoderm
ecto and mesoderm
folliculogenesis
oogenesis
vitellogenesis
spermiogenesis
epiboly
emboly
both and
delamination
hyaluronidase
hyaluronic acid
androgamone
cryanogamone