Windowing hen's egg for developmental studies

 Windowing hen's egg for developmental studies

This video is made for B. Sc Zoology Students. It demonstrate the technique of preparation of window on hen's egg for developmental studies. The learning Outcomes are:
Students understand the anatomy of hen’s egg.
Students recognize germinal disc.
Students list the developmental stages of embryo
Students state the uses of windowing.
Students do the technique better in the real lab having gone through the video.
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