Who wants to talk about embryology?

Hey im just looking for science on embryology cause i am writing a research paper on it anbd want to know if you guys have sdome stuff that i could use or what i should not use, post away.

How can I always tell who the YECs are here based on their grammar? I hope you do a better job with it in your research paper.

There's some nice information on it here: http://www.talkorigins.org/faqs/comdesc/section2.html

And don't confuse this with Haeckel's sloppy mistakes. Embryology and evolution have rejected his theories: http://www.talkorigins.org/faqs/wells/haeckel.html

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If you are interested in human embryology I recommend the visible embryo
http://www.visembryo.com/

but I suggest you do your own research. Generating stuff for class papers from internet debate boards seems to be all the rage these days but I think in may not always be in line with the goals the teacher had in mind for the assignment.

the frumious Bandersnatch

Originally Posted by dedicated

Who wants to talk about embryology?

Shudder - I had to study embryology for a year - not the most exciting year of my life I can assure you! Some parts are still amazing though... it's just dull whan you have to cram the whole lot.

What part exactly are you writing about? Then we can recommend papers and texts to you.

I have a particular interest in the branchial arches.

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I can jump in if something interesting comes up...looks like Aggie, Frumi and ej can handle it though...

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