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Cell division in timelapse
(12) | 21/03/2017 | Translate: Impressive shots of cell division in an egg red frog (temporary frog) filmed during a period of 33 hours and is presented through a timelapse 23 seconds.
About 3 hours after the penetration of spermatozoa, the egg is divided into 4 cells, followed by a rapid decay to nearly 4 million cells. Some days later, A tadpole will emerge naturally from the egg.
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"Timelapse clip of cell division into an embryo frog.
The overall size of the embryo is about 1 mm. in diameter during the passage: The actual duration of each division cycle is about 25 minutes.
Tony Yu-Chen Tsae. "