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EMBRYOLOGY

BOLK S COMPANIONS FOR THE STUDY OF MEDICINEGuus van der Bie MDEarly development from a phenomenological point of viewEMBRYOLOGYE mbryology We would be interested to hear your opinion about this publication. You can let us know at the Louis Bolk InstituteThe Louis Bolk Institute has conducted scientific research to further the development of organic and sustainable agriculture, nutrition, and health care since 1976. Its basic tenet is that nature is the source of knowledge about life. The Institute plays a pioneering role in its field through national and international collaboration by using experiential knowledge and by considering data as part of a greater whole. Through its groundbreaking research, the Institute seeks to contribute to a healthy future for people, animals, and the environment. For the Companions the Institute works together with the Kingfisher number: GVO 01 ISBN 90-74021-29-8 Price 10 (excl. postage)KvK 41197208 Triodos Bank 212185764 IBAN: NL77 TRIO 0212185764 BIC code/Swift code: TRIONL 2 UFor credit card payment visit our website at further information: Louis Bolk Institute Hoofdstraat 24 NL 3972 LA Driebergen, Netherlands Tel: (++31) (0) 343 - 523860 Fax: (++31) (0) 343 - 515611 Guus van der Bie MD, 2001, reprint 2011 Translation: Christa van Tellingen and Sherry WildfeuerDesign: painting: Leonardo da VinciEmbryologyEarly Development from a Phenomenological Point of viewGuus van der Bie MDBOLK S COMPANIONSFOR THE STUDY OF ME

Early development in human embryology Embryonic development can be divided into different developmental phases. Like every biological developmental process, embryological development is a process in time and as such the visible stages appear as a continuous process in time. Stages and phases are in fact artificially produced by the observer.

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