Now I started thinking if the video was uploaded in 2011 and the baby picture was taken maybe a couple years back as well. The baby is maybe around 10 years old now. I was wondering if some day he will watch this video not knowing that he is looking at a picture of himself.
Oh nice, I don't remember my Bio AP class being as in-depth as this. Though, it was a few years ago. I'm in a Bio182 course right now and we went over this in lecture and in lab. We were going over developmental biology. You have some lucky students. When I begin studying for exams I'll be sure to use this to help solidify the information.
This video is o good! I like the way how you explain and simplify concepts. I really hope you could make more videos like this esp for developmental biology cuz my prof sucks.
Sit down somewhere and think about your life. Don't get mad, just release your stress, you might be right, there might not be any explanation. Just relax, you know deep inside that even though there isn't a prove of evolve, things are well organized. Before everything existed, before anything, something must have created at least a stimulant. Just think about you.
LikeTygaWould - the answer is Meiosis. You can search my channel for a video on meiosis to find my explanation of this process - let me know what you think
I do that all the time, but if you think that I have the answer of creationism "deep inside" by some magical reason you are wrong, that works only if someone is religiously indoctrinated from the start. And since you think that everything has to have a beginning, that includes a hypothetical creator too right? So who or what or where did the creator come from?
I'm not convinced honestly that you have done much study in those particular subjects, but since it's so obvious to you, explain to me, what evidence leads you to believe that life where created and did not evolve?
Continuing, the reason why you should believe it evolved is because evolution is the only knows factor that can cause any long-term effect on the genome of a species, there is no reason for us to think that would not include polyspermy block. However, it could be a leftover from the first diploid cells endosymbiontic kind of sex-life, however, that is just my own speculations.
So let me get this straight, I have trouble reading your comments because you can't write properly, but what you're essentially saying is that you think that just because we don't have a full explanation of how this particular biological event evolved, you think design is obvious?
Now I started thinking if the video was uploaded in 2011 and the baby picture was taken maybe a couple years back as well. The baby is maybe around 10 years old now. I was wondering if some day he will watch this video not knowing that he is looking at a picture of himself.
Made for AP bio. awesome. This perfectly explained everything I've been studying for my exam tomorrow. I wish I could've seen this sooner to share it!
Oh nice, I don't remember my Bio AP class being as in-depth as this. Though, it was a few years ago.
I'm in a Bio182 course right now and we went over this in lecture and in lab. We were going over developmental biology.
You have some lucky students.
When I begin studying for exams I'll be sure to use this to help solidify the information.
This is for any class that needs to have a basic understanding of animal development patterns, but I made this video for my AP Biology students
Here for college Biology, so thank you.
This video is o good! I like the way how you explain and simplify concepts. I really hope you could make more videos like this esp for developmental biology cuz my prof sucks.
Thank you for sharing. What software do you use for your teaching? It seems great; I'd love to use it myself
Sit down somewhere and think about your life. Don't get mad, just release your stress, you might be right, there might not be any explanation. Just relax, you know deep inside that even though there isn't a prove of evolve, things are well organized. Before everything existed, before anything, something must have created at least a stimulant. Just think about you.
This one helped me big time ❤️
What is process by which a germ cell's complement of chromosomes is halved in the formation of gametes?
Thanks for this. Hopefully constructive feedback: audio is a little rough. Still very helpful and appreciated.
Damn it, wish I was in your class :'(
My lecturer just literally read off the presentation notes .
wow, finally I understand. Thank you so much.
Thank you 😊 💓
You're welcome 😊
Great!
Excellent! Thanks!
What about trophoblasts and hyphoblast? Why aren't they in the picture? Can someone please explain...Thankyou
LikeTygaWould - the answer is Meiosis. You can search my channel for a video on meiosis to find my explanation of this process - let me know what you think
What class was this? Bio 182?
I do that all the time, but if you think that I have the answer of creationism "deep inside" by some magical reason you are wrong, that works only if someone is religiously indoctrinated from the start. And since you think that everything has to have a beginning, that includes a hypothetical creator too right? So who or what or where did the creator come from?
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I'm not convinced honestly that you have done much study in those particular subjects, but since it's so obvious to you, explain to me, what evidence leads you to believe that life where created and did not evolve?
Continuing, the reason why you should believe it evolved is because evolution is the only knows factor that can cause any long-term effect on the genome of a species, there is no reason for us to think that would not include polyspermy block. However, it could be a leftover from the first diploid cells endosymbiontic kind of sex-life, however, that is just my own speculations.
Wow that took quite some time to answer, maybe you have no answer?
Don't use the word miraculous in science please, it implies something religious
So let me get this straight, I have trouble reading your comments because you can't write properly, but what you're essentially saying is that you think that just because we don't have a full explanation of how this particular biological event evolved, you think design is obvious?