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Carnegie stages: a standalone construct

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Developmental biology

a system of 23 stages for human embryos in the first eight weeks, defined by morphology rather than age or size.

In developmental biology, Carnegie stages refers to a system of 23 stages for human embryos in the first eight weeks, defined by morphology rather than age or size. This meaning comes from O'Rahilly (1987) in Developmental stages in human embryos.[1]

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  1. O'Rahilly, R. (1987). Developmental stages in human embryos. Carnegie Institution of Washington. ISBN 9780872796669

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