Title: Chapter 6 Opener Human blastocyst at right hatching from its zona pellucida
1Chapter 6 Opener Human blastocyst (at right)
hatching from its zona pellucida
2Figure 6.1 An unfertilized ovum
3Figure 6.2 Maturation of sperm
4Figure 6.2 Maturation of sperm
5Figure 6.3 Fertilization and production of the
conceptus
6Figure 6.3 Fertilization and production of the
conceptus
7Figure 6.4 Development of the human conceptus
8Figure 6.5 Blastocyst in the process of
implanting itself
9Figure 6.6 Stages of prenatal development
10Figure 6.7 Alfred Josts experiments on rabbits
11Figure 6.8 The genetic basis of sex determination
12Box 6.1 Biology of Sex Atypical Development
Chromosomal Abnormalities
13Figure 6.9 Molecular genetics of gonad
development
14Figure 6.9 Molecular genetics of gonad
development
15Box 6.2 Biology of Sex Atypical Development
Gonadal Intersexuality
16Figure 6.10 Migrating germ cells
17Figure 6.11 Development of the male and female
reproductive tracts
18Figure 6.11 Development of the male and female
reproductive tracts
19Box 6.3 Biology of Sex Atypical Development
Androgen Insensitivity Syndrome
20Figure 6.12 Development of the male and female
external genitalia
21Figure 6.12 Development of the male and female
external genitalia (Part 1)
22Figure 6.12 Development of the male and female
external genitalia (Part 2)
23Figure 6.12 Development of the male and female
external genitalia (Part 3)
24Box 6.4 Biology of Sex Atypical Development
Congenital Adrenal Hyperplasia
25Box 6.5 Biology of Sex Atypical Development
5a-Reductase Deficiency
26Figure 6.13 Descent of the testes
27Figure 6.13 Descent of the testes (Part 1)
28Figure 6.13 Descent of the testes (Part 2)
29Box 6.6 Biology of Sex Atypical Development
Hypospadias and Micropenis
30Figure 6.14 The third interstitial nucleus of
the anterior hypothalamus (INAH3)
31Figure 6.15 Sexual differentiation in the
hypothalamus
32Figure 6.15 Sexual differentiation in the
hypothalamus
33Figure 6.16 Copulating rats
34Figure 6.17 Hormones and sexual behavior in rats
35Figure 6.17 Hormones and sexual behavior in rats
36Figure 6.18 When monkeys copulate, the male
often grasps the females feet or legs with his
feet
37Photo, p. 173 1957 advertisement for DES in a
medical journal
38Figure 6.19 Growth velocity curves for boys and
girls
39Photo, p. 175 Variations in the timing of
puberty in 12-year-old girls
40Figure 6.20 Typical development of pubic hair in
girls at puberty
41Figure 6.21 Typical development of breasts in
girls at puberty
42Figure 6.22 Puberty is starting earlier
43Figure 6.23 Typical development of male external
genitalia at puberty
44Figure 6.24 Hormonal control of puberty
45Figure 6.24 Hormonal control of puberty
46Box 6.7 Biology of Sex Atypical Development
Precocious and Delayed Puberty