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- 1. THE LIFE OF REGGIE My Medaka Story by Michael Klingensmith
- 2. DAY 1 Once upon a time there was a medaka egg named Reggie. He has been born for about 33 hours which makes him in stage 20. Reggie has no heart beat now since he was just born and he is just waiting to hatch. He has 鍖laments, oil globule, somites, forebrain, and a yolk sac. All of these structures will help reggie survive and hatch. When Reggie was put into my life I wanted to take care of him so well and he was going to look just like me. Reggie needs fresh spring water to live and to hatch.
- 3. DAY 2 This is the second day for Reggie to hatch. As you can see that there were no new structures that we were able to see on Reggie on the second day. This was the 鍖rst day that he had a heart beat though. This made me very happy as a parent. Reggie was now in the stage 24 because he is beginning to circulating. Reggie still only needs fresh spring water everyday to live.
- 4. DAY 3 This is when Reggie is starting to get the majority of his body structures. He gets the blood vessel, swim bladder, 鍖n, heart, spleen, and colored blood in stage 29. Reggie got a dorsal 鍖n and a heart for him to swim better when he hatches. The fresh water is still being used to help Reggie survive. Im getting excited because Reggies hatching day is almost her.
- 5. DAY 4 The two new body structures that Reggie get in stage 30 are the optic cup and the chorion. The optic cups are Reggies eyes and the chorion is the outer layer of the body Reggie. Reggie still uses the fresh water and is very close to the hatching stage. He is now going to be able to see when he swims.
- 6. DAY 5 On day 鍖ve Reggies new structure is the cytoplasm in the egg of Reggie. He is on the 34th stage.The cytoplasm holds all of the other structures in place so the body is properly developed at the hatching stage. Reggies brain and head are getting bigger and better developed. All of his structures are getting very strong for him to hatch and he will hatch very soon.
- 7. DAY 6 For day six he got his pectoral 鍖n which is above his stomach that helps him swim better once he hatches. He is in the 35th stage and the next one is the hatching stage so in the next couple of days he will hatch and be able to swim around and be free. In this stage you can clearly see the full body structures under a microscope and Reggie is there, but he is under the egg.
- 8. DAY 7 These are two structures that were on Reggie int the 34th stage and you can see that he really didn't change that much, so he is still in the 35th stage. He will probably hatch the next day or in a couple of hours and Im so excited. The structures here are the mouth that let him eat and the caudal 鍖n that holds the 鍖ns well so he can swim very fast and the way he wants too. Im excited that my son will be born soon.
- 9. FINAL DAY This was a great day, when my boy Reggie was hatched. Stage 36. He looks exactly like me. It took eight days for Reggie to hatch for him to get out of his egg and see me. Reggie is now in a community 鍖sh tank with all of his friends and is starting his own life. He crew up so fast just like it was yesterday, but i know he can handle himself on his own.
- 10. RESOURCES -Theslide share Japanese Medaka mitotic images embryonic development. -The medaka 鍖sh books given to us in class.