Embryological (adjective)

Of or relating to embryos; concerned with the science of embryology.

Origin:

Late 17th century; earliest use found in thomas willis (1621–75), physician and author. from french embryologique or its etymon classical latin embryologicus, from greek embruon, variant of embryon + -logicos.

Examples:

  1. The embryological study of the development of human fetuses.
  2. The research team performed an embryological analysis of the frog's eggs.
  3. The embryological changes in the mice were monitored for several weeks.
  4. The embryological development of birds is different from that of reptiles.
  5. The embryological process of organogenesis is critical to the formation of a viable fetus.
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