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| CarnegieStage | Days | Event |
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| 7 | 15–17 days | notochordal process directly rostral to the area of gastrulation. |
| 8 to 10 | 17 to 23 days | group of undifferentiated cells that briefly persists. Within the notochordal process, a connection between the amniotic cavity and yolk-sac (neurenteric canal). |
| 8 to 11 | 17–26 days | notochordal process incorporates entirely into the endoderm, forming the epithelial notochordal plate. |
| 10 to 11 | 21 to 26 days | notochordal plate then acquires an “inverted U-shape”, relatively lengthens during these stages and remains intimately associated with the neural tube until stage 12 (26–30 days). |
| 12 | 26–30 days | notochordal plate detaches completely from the endoderm to form the definitive notochord. |
| 12 to 14 | 26 to 35 days | definitive notochord formation then allows the paired dorsal aortae to fuse in-between the notochord and the roof of the gut. |
| Table data[1] Links: notochord | ||
