De formatione ovi et pulli

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De formatione ovi et pulli is a pioneering late 16th-century embryological treatise by Hieronymus Fabricius that systematically describes the development of the chick in the egg.

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instanceOf early modern scientific work
embryological treatise
scientific book
associatedWithInstitution University of Padua NERFINISHED
associatedWithPerson Hieronymus Fabricius NERFINISHED
author Hieronymus Fabricius NERFINISHED
describes circulation in the developing chick
development of the chick in the egg
formation of embryonic membranes
stages of embryonic development
structure of the egg
era Renaissance science
fieldOfWork anatomy
comparative anatomy
developmental biology
focusesOnSpecies domestic chicken
genre anatomical monograph
scientific treatise
hasPart descriptions of daily stages of incubation
discussion of egg structure
illustrations of chick embryos
historicalSignificance influential in the development of modern embryology
one of the earliest systematic studies of vertebrate development
pioneering work in embryology
influenced 17th-century embryologists
William Harvey NERFINISHED
influencedBy Aristotelian biology NERFINISHED
Renaissance anatomical traditions
knowledgeDomain history of biology
history of medicine
language Latin
mainSubject chick development
egg development
embryology
methodology dissection of eggs at successive stages
systematic observation of chick embryos
originalTitle De formatione ovi et pulli NERFINISHED
placeInHistoryOfScience milestone in the shift from descriptive anatomy to developmental studies
publicationCentury 16th century
publicationPeriod late 16th century
scientificApproach comparative anatomical reasoning
empirical observation
topic formation of organs in the embryo
oviparous reproduction
relationship between egg structures and embryo
sequence of organ development

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Hieronymus Fabricius notableWork De formatione ovi et pulli