yolkstored food in the
egg's
cytoplasmSource: Noland, George B. 1983. General
Biology, 11th Edition. St. Louis, MO. C. V. Mosby ...
Full article >>>Yolk[ME yolke - the
yolk, the yellow part]. Nutritive stores found within the
ovum cytoplasm consisting of
proteins and
fats.
Full article >>>membrane-bound discs containing high concentrations of
yolk found in eggs.
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Full article >>>yolk sac The stored food reserve (
yolk) and its surrounding
membranes, which is found in
embryonic reptiles, birds, and
mammals.
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Full article >>>yolk sac
One of four extraembryonic
membranes that supports
embryonic development; the first
site of
blood cells and
circulatory system function.
Z ...
Full article >>>yolk sac - the first of four extraembryonic
membranes of amniotes to form during
embryogenesis. Like the
allantois, it arises from the splanchnopleure (
endoderm and splanchnic
mesoderm) to surround the mass of
yolk in reptile and bird eggs.
Full article >>>yolk sac An extraembryonic membrane enclosing and absorbing the
yolk of amniote
embryos. It is formed from a layer of
endoderm and a layer of splanchnic
mesoderm (splanchnopleure).
Full article >>>yolk plugIn amphibians, when the opening of the
archenteron, the
blastopore, is filled with
yolk-rich
cells, it is called the
yolk plug.
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Full article >>>amnion yolk sac
chorion, and
allantoisIn birds and most reptiles, the
embryo with its extraembryonic
membranes develops within a
shelled
egg.
Full article >>>The shape of the early
embryo is a result of different
yolk concentrations in the eggs. Birds' and reptiles' eggs are heavily yolked. Their eggs develop similarly to amphibians except the
yolk has deformed the shape of the
embryo.
Full article >>>By the end of the 8th
division most nuclei have migrated to the surface, surrounding the
yolk sac (leaving behind only a few nuclei, which will become the
yolk nuclei).
Full article >>>Lecithotrophic
larva. A planktonic-dispersing
larva that lives off
yolk supplied via the
eggLeeward. The side of an island opposite from the one facing a persistent wind ...
Full article >>>Separation of the
embryo The
yolk-sac
Development of the fetal
membranes and
placenta The branchial region
Development of the body cavities
The form of the
embryo at different stages of its growth ...
Full article >>>About 5000 nuclei accumulate in the unseparated
cytoplasm of the oocyte before they migrate to the surface and are encompassed by
plasma membranes to form
cells surrounding the
yolk sac.
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