An embryo is the early stage of development in a multicellular organism, specifically from fertilization until about the eighth week of gestation in humans. During this period, the basic structures and organ systems begin to form. After the eighth week, the developing organism is referred to as a fetus, which continues to grow and mature until birth. The transition from embryo to fetus marks a significant phase in development, characterized by more complex growth and differentiation of tissues and organs.
An unborn baby that is less than 8 weeks old, is an embryo, after this it is classified as a foetus.
A Foetus is formed by the growth and development of an embryo.
Embryo, between the 3rd and 8th week. Fetus, after the 8th week
The embryo will develop into a foetus in the womb.
Infant.Zygote, Embryo, Foetus.
Babies don't become embryos, it's the other way around. A fertilised egg becomes a zygote, a zygote becomes an embryo, an embryo becomes a foetus, a foetus becomes a baby.
A baby-to-be is an unborn child, a child which has not yet been born - an embryo or foetus.
A Foetus is formed by the growth and development of an embryo. A Foetus is an unborn baby in the uterus in the later stages of development (after 8 weeks till birth). A Foetus is also multicellular. The body features of developing baby can be identified.
An embryo forms first during pregnancy, after fertilization of the egg by sperm. It develops into a fetus around the end of the eighth week of pregnancy.
The answer to your question is a zygote. From there, it develops to an embryo and a foetus. Happy science!!!
it has a large food store so the egg can develope into a foetus
It varies according to when, during the pregnancy, you are referring to. The most general terms are foetus and embryo.