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|<wikiflv height="250" width="220" autoplay="true">Bat embryo stage 19.flv‎|Bat_icon.jpg</wikiflv> The short-tailed fruit bat ''Carollia perspicillata'' Stage 19 embryo.

| width=240px|<html5media height="290" width="220">File:Bat embryo stage 19.mp4</html5media> The short-tailed fruit bat ''Carollia perspicillata'' Stage 19 embryo.

| <qt>file=Bat embryo stage 19.mov‎|width=201px|height=220px|controller=true|autoplay=fa The short-tailed fruit bat ''Carollia perspicillata'' Stage 19 embryo.

...00px|alt=Short-tailed fruit bat Carollia perspicillata |Short-tailed fruit bat Carollia perspicillata (embryonic stage 19){{#pmid:15861401|PMID15861401}}] The bat (''chiroptera'') family consists of about 1,000 species throughout the worl

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...mbryological development and the key experimental findings. There are also links to external resources and labs that use these models. Use the title below t ==Bat==

...ipose tissue, {{white adipose tissue}} (WAT) and {{brown adipose tissue}} (BAT). White adipose tissue, is the main depot for lipid storage, while brown ad {{Connective Tissue links}}

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[[File:Brown adipose histology.jpg|thumb|Brown Adipose Tissue (BAT)]] {{Endocrine Links}}

{{Taste Links}} ...the tongue in man, the horse, dog, pig, squirrel, rat, guinea-pig, mouse, bat, and some marsupials.

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:'''Links:''' [[Oocyte Development]] | [[Morula]] | [[Horse Development]] | [[:Catego ...1924), pig (Heuser & Streeter, 1929), and ferret (Hamilton, 1934). In the bat the process is found from the beginning of maturation, but becomes accentua

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{{Pig links}} ...ard '10), {{guinea-pig}} (Rubaschkin '()o), {{opossum}} (Hartman 'IG), a {{bat}}, ''Vesperugo noctula'' (Van der Stricht '08), the domestic {{cat}} (Longl

...1924), pig (Heuser & Streeter, 1929), and ferret (Hamilton, 1934). In the bat the process is found from the beginning of maturation, but becomes accentua :[[Paper - Cleavage Stages of the Ova of the Horse with Notes on Ovulation|'''Links''']]: [[:File:Hamilton1945-fig01.jpg|Fig. 1]] | [[:File:Hamilton1945-fig02.