12 Facts About Embryology

Embryology is the branch of animal biology that studies the prenatal development of gametes, fertilization, and development of embryos and fetuses.

Embryology is the key to Gestational Surrogacy, which is when the sperm of the intended father and egg of intended mother are fused in a lab forming an embryo.

Embryology held sinews as originating from equal mixtures of earth and air.

Embryology further said men begin to form within the first month and are finished within fifty days.

Embryology further claimed that the development of males took four months, but that the development of females took five months.

Embryology considered whether each new part derives from a previously formed part or develops independently of any previously formed part.

Embryology described development of fetal parts in terms of mechanical and automatic processes.

Embryology further described embryonic development in dolphins, some sharks, and many other animals.

Embryology gave detailed descriptions of the position of the umbilical cord relative to other veins.

Embryology held to synhyparxis and regarded the other two positions both as incorrect extremes.

Embryology cited John 1:1, claiming on its basis that the Word became flesh first, not a human being first.

Embryology claimed that Genesis 2:7 has no temporal sequence and that Exodus 21:22 regards the formation of the body and not the soul and so is not relevant.