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The 24 hour chicken embryo is not very developed. In this diagram you can see the embryo's forebrain, notochord and somite.

Embryo Live @ Villa Grijpsheert, Den Haag, Tuesday July 3rd 2012

Embryo Live @ OCCII, Amsterdam, Wednesday July 4th 2012

Embryo Live @ OCCII, Amsterdam, Wednesday July 4th 2012

Embryo Live @ OCCII, Amsterdam, Wednesday July 4th 2012

Embryo Live @ OCCII, Amsterdam, Wednesday July 4th 2012

Exhibition 'Niet Normaal', Amsterdam

Cleared and bone stained.

Embryo Live @ OCCII, Amsterdam, Wednesday July 4th 2012

Shot on an architectural photography shoot as a final frame to fill memory card

Embryo Live @ OCCII, Amsterdam, Wednesday July 4th 2012

A broadband image processed in PixInsight with data provided by Adam Block captured at the Mt. Lemmon SkyCenter observatory.

 

Attribution: Mt. Lemmon SkyCenter/ Adam Block/ Tom Race

At 96 hours, the embryo is into development. It begins to resemble an animal, not just some microscopic organism. The location of the eyes is more natural and predictable.The viteline artery which helps give the embryo its nutrients is also visible amongst the other veins that I could not include in this drawing.

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