This page shows animations of Carnegie stage 13/14 pig embryo slices. This designation 13/14 means that the embryo lies between the 2 stages. Use these movies to aid your understanding of the 3D structure and relationships of structures inside the embryo at this stage.
There are 2 ways to watch each movie. Either click the image or text link to open a new page with both the movie and a more detailed text description of features that can be seen.
Or the link below the images and text labelled Quicktime with the movie name and (file size) will open only the movie in a new window.
This first series of movies show human embryonic growth and some other whole embryos.
Movie of Carnegie stages 13/14 movie of embryo development. Movie of serial sections for stage 13/14 pig embryo unlabelled.
Quicktime: st13/A1toG5.mov (3.2 Mb)
Movie of Carnegie stages 13/14 movie of embryo development. Movie of serial sections for stage 13/14 pig embryo labelled.
Quicktime: st13/A1toG5L.mov (2.2 Mb)
Movie of Carnegie stages 13/14 movie of the nasal placode. These serial sections for stage 13/14 pig embryo show the thickening and distribution of the nasal placode.
Quicktime: nose.mov (221 Kb)
Movie of Carnegie stages 13/14 movie of the nasal placode. These serial sections for stage 13/14 pig embryo show the head region of the eye including lens placode and eye.
Quicktime: eye.mov (128 Kb)
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UNSW Embryology has many movies to show some of the dynamic changes that occur during embryonic development. These have been grouped together on separate pages (listed in righthand menu) that can be also be opened from a pull down menu on each page.
Internet users note that some of these movies are large and will take some time to download depending on your connection speed.
Both Mac and PC computers require the Quicktime plug-in to be present in your browser or on your computer.
CD users can find Quicktime on the CD or the latest version can be downloaded from here Quicktime
Please email Dr Mark Hill if you wish to make a comment about this current project.