Human and animal embryos and fetuses: An 18-week-old monkey embryo, startlingly similar to a slightly younger human one.

Human and animal embryos and fetuses: Because the inner layer of skin is still growing, the veins are clearly visible.

Human and animal embryos and fetuses: The size of a chicken embryo's eyes reflects the importance of vision for its survival.

Human and animal embryos and fetuses: A chimpanzee fetus tests its grip on the umbilical cord, four months before its birth.

Human and animal embryos and fetuses.

Human and animal embryos and fetuses: At 61/2 weeks, a pig fetus's skull is still full of liquid.

Human and animal embryos and fetuses: A nine-week-old human fetus with its circulatory system in place, but its brain and nervous system still not mature. At this stage of development there is little to distinguish humans from other unborn vertebrates.

Human and animal embryos and fetuses: A lemur embryo less than halfway to birth.

Human and animal embryos and fetuses: A pig in-the-making, 30 days, just 7/8 inch long.

Human and animal embryos and fetuses: A short-tailed Asiatic monkey, ten weeks.

Human and animal embryos and fetuses.

Human and animal embryos and fetuses: A short-tailed Asiatic monkey, six weeks.

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