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Examples for Spillovers of Political Shocks, eggs collected from natural spawnings. Among many works, one should mention those of Durken [11], Hamburger [14,15], and the founder of the school of experimental embryologists in the Soviet Union, Professor D. P. Filatov [12] and his numerous associates [8, 20, 19, 27, 32].

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The Russian Sturgeon , Part II. Later Prelarval Development,g form. In this period the embryo is called a prelarva, sometimes referred to as a free embryo or eleutheroembryo [6]. Prelarval development continues at the expense of yolk reserves, but the prelarva acquires relationships with the environment which are not achieved by the embryo.

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The South African Clawed Toad ,,s; the clutch contains a sufficiently large number of eggs, and these are not readily damaged by various experimental conditions. All these features, together with the rapid rate of development and a variety of genetic markers, make this animal most suitable for experimental studies.

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The Common Frog ,, eggs collected from natural spawnings. Among many works, one should mention those of Durken [11], Hamburger [14,15], and the founder of the school of experimental embryologists in the Soviet Union, Professor D. P. Filatov [12] and his numerous associates [8, 20, 19, 27, 32].

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