Video 20.1 Early cell division in an eleven-armed sea star (Coscinasterias muricata) embryo.

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Video 20.1 Early cell division in an eleven-armed sea star (Coscinasterias muricata) embryo

Video 20.2 Gastrulation in an eleven-armed sea star (Coscinasterias muricata) embryo

Video 20.3 Gastrulation and neurulation in a frog, Xenopus

Video 20.4 Human fetal development

Video 20.5 From egg to tadpole: Embryonic development in a frog, Xenopus

Video 20.6 Embryogenesis of a nematode worm, C. elegans

Video 20.7 Embryonic development in two zebrafish

Video 20.8 Blood vessel development

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