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Part 2
Basic Concepts in Embryology
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| _______________ is the study of embryosand the development of animals | Embryology |
| The life history of an individual. | Ontogenic |
| The evolutionary history of a species. | Phylogenetic |
| What are the two types of development? | 1. Embryogenesis 2. Blastogenesis |
| Give 2 examples of embryogenesis | Sexual reproduction parthenogenesis |
| Give 2 examples of blastogenesis | budding fission |
| Is a now discredited theory that states that every germ cell contains a homunculus. | Preformation |
| Is a miniature, fully formed organism | Homunculus |
| Believed that homunculus is found in the sperm | Spermists |
| Believed that homunculus is found in the egg | Ovists |
| Is the unfolding development of an organism | Epigenesis |
| What are the 3 fundamental aspects of Dev't Bio | morphogenesis cell growth cell differentiation |
| It attempts to understand the processes that control the organized spatial distribution of cells that arises during the embryonic development. | Morphogenesis |
| Is the increase in size of an organism | Growth |
| What is/are the constituent/s of a protoplasm? | cytoplasm and nucleus |
| Are substances that are produced and excreted by the cells that become part of the tissue. | Apoplasmatic substances |
| Is the process by which cells or other parts of an organism become different from one another. The ability to perform special functions. | Differentiation |
| The recapitulation theory is also known as: | biogenetic law / embryological parallelism |
| Recapitulation Theory: | "Individual development progresses thru the adult stages of the organism's ancestors." |
| Is the initiation or cause of change. | Induction |
| Is the study of development of form of different organisms | Descriptive and Comparative Embryology |
| Is the study of how introduction of environmental changes affect embryogenesis. | Experimental Embryology |
| Is the use of biochemical/molecular testing to answer questions about embryonic development. | Analytical Embryology |
| _______________ is the study of embryosand the development of animals | Embryology |
| The life history of an individual. | Ontogenic |
| The evolutionary history of a species. | Phylogenetic |
| What are the two types of development? | 1. Embryogenesis 2. Blastogenesis |
| Give 2 examples of embryogenesis | Sexual reproduction parthenogenesis |
| Give 2 examples of blastogenesis | budding fission |
| Is a now discredited theory that states that every germ cell contains a homunculus. | Preformation |
| Is a miniature, fully formed organism | Homunculus |
| Believed that homunculus is found in the sperm | Spermists |
| Believed that homunculus is found in the egg | Ovists |
| Is the unfolding development of an organism | Epigenesis |
| What are the 3 fundamental aspects of Dev't Bio | morphogenesis cell growth cell differentiation |
| It attempts to understand the processes that control the organized spatial distribution of cells that arises during the embryonic development. | Morphogenesis |
| Is the increase in size of an organism | Growth |
| What is/are the constituent/s of a protoplasm? | cytoplasm and nucleus |
| Are substances that are produced and excreted by the cells that become part of the tissue. | Apoplasmatic substances |
| Is the process by which cells or other parts of an organism become different from one another. The ability to perform special functions. | Differentiation |
| The recapitulation theory is also known as: | biogenetic law / embryological parallelism |
| Recapitulation Theory: | "Individual development progresses thru the adult stages of the organism's ancestors." |
| Is the initiation or cause of change. | Induction |
| Is the study of development of form of different organisms | Descriptive and Comparative Embryology |
| Is the study of how introduction of environmental changes affect embryogenesis. | Experimental Embryology |
| Is the use of biochemical/molecular testing to answer questions about embryonic development. | Analytical Embryology |
| _______________ is the study of embryosand the development of animals | Embryology |
| The life history of an individual. | Ontogenic |
| The evolutionary history of a species. | Phylogenetic |
| What are the two types of development? | 1. Embryogenesis 2. Blastogenesis |
| Give 2 examples of embryogenesis | Sexual reproduction parthenogenesis |
| Give 2 examples of blastogenesis | budding fission |
| Is a now discredited theory that states that every germ cell contains a homunculus. | Preformation |
| Is a miniature, fully formed organism | Homunculus |
| Believed that homunculus is found in the sperm | Spermists |
| Believed that homunculus is found in the egg | Ovists |
| Is the unfolding development of an organism | Epigenesis |
| What are the 3 fundamental aspects of Dev't Bio | morphogenesis cell growth cell differentiation |
| It attempts to understand the processes that control the organized spatial distribution of cells that arises during the embryonic development. | Morphogenesis |
| Is the increase in size of an organism | Growth |
| What is/are the constituent/s of a protoplasm? | cytoplasm and nucleus |
| Are substances that are produced and excreted by the cells that become part of the tissue. | Apoplasmatic substances |
| Is the process by which cells or other parts of an organism become different from one another. The ability to perform special functions. | Differentiation |
| The recapitulation theory is also known as: | biogenetic law / embryological parallelism |
| Recapitulation Theory: | "Individual development progresses thru the adult stages of the organism's ancestors." |
| Is the initiation or cause of change. | Induction |
| Is the study of development of form of different organisms | Descriptive and Comparative Embryology |
| Is the study of how introduction of environmental changes affect embryogenesis. | Experimental Embryology |
| Is the use of biochemical/molecular testing to answer questions about embryonic development. | Analytical Embryology |
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