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Краткий курс биологии развития

Основной источник:

1. Баресси М. Дж. Ф., Гилберт С. Ф. Биология развития / Пер. с англ. под ред. д-ра биол. наук А. В. Васильева. М.: Лаборатория знаний, 2022.

Дополнительные источники:

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3. McNamara, H. C. et al. (2016). A review of the mechanisms and evidence for typical and atypical twinning. American Journal of Obstetrics & Gynecology, 214 (2), 172–191.

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5. Bianchi, E. & Wright, G. J. (2014). Izumo meets Juno: preventing polyspermy in fertilization. Cell Cycle, 13 (13), 2019–2020.

6. Rossant, J. & Tam, P. (2022). Early human embryonic development: blastocyst formation to gastrulation. Developmental Cell, 57 (2), 152–165.

7. Ghimire, S. et al. (2021). Human gastrulation: the embryo and its models. Developmental Biology, 474, 100–108.

8. Abuhamad, A. (2014). Ultrasound in Obstetrics and Gynecology: a practical approach. https://www.glowm.com/resource-type/resource/textbook/title/ultrasound-in-obstetrics-and-gynecology: – a-practical-approach/resource-doc/1785

Примечания

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Чем сильнее выражен какой-нибудь эффект, тем меньше испытуемых требуется, чтобы доказать его реальность. Достаточно ограниченного числа наблюдений, чтобы сделать правомерный вывод о том, что молочные железы обычно лучше развиты у женщин, чем у мужчин (хотя даже и в этом случае вам могут случайно подвернуться нетипичные испытуемые, так что чем меньше их у вас будет, тем сильнее вы рискуете ошибиться). Если же вас интересует вопрос о межполовых отличиях в пространственном мышлении, то вам потребуется набрать тысячу человек и усреднить их результаты. Тогда вы, наверное, получите какое-то отличие между средними значениями, но оно все равно не позволит предсказывать уровень пространственного мышления у каждого конкретного гражданина или гражданки, поскольку эти две гауссианы в любом случае сильно перекрываются. Так вот, расстояние между центрами головок бедренных костей, ко всеобщему удивлению,