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    Natural Fertilization

    • Fertilization refers to the fusion of the egg(ovum) and sperm and usually takes place inthe upper third of the fallopian tubes.

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    • nce a month a oman releases an egg during the process ofovulation hich is part of the menstrual cycle.

    • vulation is triggered by the release of to hormones by the

    pituitary gland (a gland of the endocrine#hormonal system)and usually occurs during day *+ of an average ,-day cycle.

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    • nce a month a oman releases an egg during the process ofovulation hich is part of the menstrual cycle.

    • vulation is triggered by the release of to hormones by thepituitary gland (a gland of the endocrine#hormonal system)and usually occurs during day *+ of an average ,-day cycle.

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    • Folloing intercourse during this fertile phase millions ofsperm travel from the vagina to the uterus and into thefallopian tubes.

    • &everal thousand sperm reach the egg and one ill fertilizeit.

    • /hen the sperm fuses ith the egg it initiates a series of

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    0s early as *, hours after fertilization you can see the tobundles of genetic material (to pronuclei) one from eachparent.

    1y *-,2 hours after fertilization these pronuclei fuse and

    hat starts out as to cells becomes one (called a zygote)

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    0s the zygote travels don the fallopian tube toardsthe uterus it begins a series of cell divisions:

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     n day , the zygote has divided into toidentical cells. 0t this stage it is called a ,cell

    embryo.

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    0nd then into four identical cells (also on day ,)

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    1y day 3 each of those four cells has divided againmaking eight identical cells. %his is the early morula

    (4berrylike5 shape).

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     %he morula undergoes several more celldivisions (*6 3, 6+cells) and the individual

    cells are no indistinct. 

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    n day 7 8uid builds up inside the ballof cells making it hollo. %his is the

    blastocyst.

     %he embryonic stem cells clump together inside the

    blastocyst.

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    stem cells

    t!o'oblast

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    91eteen days 6 and *+ implantation (theadhering of the blastocyst to the all of theuterus) occurs.

    9 %he placenta also begins to form.90t this sta e there are no more embr onic

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    9 1eteen days *+ through ,* neurulation thebeginning of future nervous system takes place.9 1y day ,+ the beginnings of the future face neck

    mouth and nose occur.

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    9 rganogenesis or organ formation occursduring eeks 3 through -. %he primitive heartstarts beating at + eeks.9 1y eek - the developing embryo has

    become a F;%eeks

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    •0t ,2 eeks the fetus is roughly ** incheslong and eighs about * lb *2 oz.•"t can suck its thumb yan and stretch.• %he mother can no feel it moving (called

    4?uickening5).

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    1irth

    • 0 fullterm pregnancy lasts @ months or3- eeks.

    • 0fter ,, eeks the fetus is considered

    viable. %his means it could surviveoutside the uterus if there is a prematurebirth.

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