Birth Rights: A to Z





Fertilization Homo sapiens closeup. That's what we're there in the white light.
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Sperm in the folds of the mucous membrane of the fallopian tubes is moving toward the egg.
Photo: Lennart Nilsson

Birth Rights: A to Z



Two sperm in contact with the shell of the egg. Enzymes contained in the sperm head dissolved the egg shell, but the genetic material of the sperm is involved in fertilization.
Photo: Lennart Nilsson

Birth Rights: A to Z

Longitudinal section of the sperm. The genetic material contained in the sperm head.
Photo: Lennart Nilsson

Birth Rights: A to Z

The embryo, attached to the endometrium (8 days).

Birth Rights: A to Z

The development of the embryo. Grey color - future brain. (+22 Days).

Birth Rights: A to Z

Mortgaging and the heart begins to beat. (+24 Days).

Birth Rights: A to Z

V-shaped development of blood vessels in the joint of the bone of the skull. (9 weeks).

Birth Rights: A to Z

The size of the embryo is 3 cm. The embryo becomes a fetus. (10 weeks).

Birth Rights: A to Z

The length of the fetus 20 cm. (20 weeks).

Birth Rights: A to Z

The uterus becomes cramped. After 4 weeks of a child to see the white light. (36 weeks).

Birth Rights: A to Z

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