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An embryo is the earliest stage of development in a multicellular organism, beginning right after a sperm cell fertilizes an egg cell in sexually reproducing species. The fertilized egg then divides repeatedly, eventually forming a structured ball of cells with a fluid-filled cavity, which marks the transition into more complex development.
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- A human embryo seven weeks after conception (nine weeks gestational age)
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