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Photomicrograph of a developing sea urchin embryo in the late gastrula stage, DIC, mag. 160x (at 24 x 36 mm). The gastrula stage is marked by the invagination of the endoderm layerinside the blastocoel to form the archenteron. The archente ron, or primitive gut, eventually forms a digestive cavity. (c) Herve Conge
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ISM
/ Hervé CONGE
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4252 x 2835 pixels
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14 x 9 inches / 36 x 24 cm
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