Embryology:
Study of the embryo is called embryology.
Embryo:It is the juvinile stage of animal which it is continued within egg or in maternal body.
Type of Development
there are two types of Development1.Onto genetic Development
2.Phylogenetic Development
1. Organic Development
This development based on the individuality such as environmental experiences,observations,emotional etc.
2. Phylogenetic Development
This developmental based on evolutionary perspective .what is phylogentic line of that individual.
Stages of ONTO GENETIC DEVELOPMENT
i) Gametogensis
ii) Fetilization
iii) Cleavage
iv) Gastrulation
v) Organogensis
vi) Histological Differentiation
Embryogenesis
It is depend upon the SEXUAL DEVELOPMENT
Blastogenesis
It is depend upon the ASEXUAL DEVELOPMENT
HISTORY OF DEVELOPMENT
1. Aristotle
2.Karl Ernst Von Baer
1.Aristotle
had describe the development of CHICK in the EGG as early as 340 BC
2.Karl Ernst Von Baer
Later data is presented by VON BAER in 1828.
and base on following FEATURES.
i) General features appear earlier.
ii) Specific features appear later.
iii) Embryo cleavage by time.
iv) Common features appear earlier and Uncommon feature appear later
THEORIES ABOUT DEVELOPMENT
1.Theory of Subst ance and Form
2.Theory of Pre-formation
3.Theory of Epigensis
1.THEORY OF SUBSTANCE AND FORM
i) This theory was given by the Aristotle.
ii) Substance or medium given by Mother
Form is given by Father
SO BIOGENESIS (FERTILIZAION IS OCCUR)
2.THEORY OF PRE-FORMATION
i). Animals are produce by EGGS and always present in the EGG (pre-form)
ii). It is same as FLOWER BUDS after cutting it grow into FLOWER.
OVISTS:
Who beleived that EGG contained EMBRYO.
ANIMAL UULISTS
Who beleived that SPERM contained EMBRYO.
3.THEORY OF EPIGENSIS
This theory given by the Fredrick Wold
i). It describe that both EGG and SPERM is necessary for DEVELOPMENT
TYPES OF EMBRYOLOGY
i). Descriptive embryology
ii). Experimental embryology
iii). Comparative embryology
iv). General embryology
v). Specific embryology
vi). Modern embryology
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