Reproduction: Early Life Developemnt Crossword Puzzle

QUESTIONS LIST: differentiate: the process that cells undergo to become different, ovulation: the process that occurs on day 14 of the menstural cycle on average, sonographer: the person who performs the scans/ takes the images during pregnancy, haploid: a call that contains one complete set of chromosomes, offspring: the scientific word for a baby, fertilisation: when the nuclei of the male and female gametes fuse to make a zygote, gestation: the duration of pregnancy, where a fetus grows and develops until it is ready to be born, fetus: the unborn offspring in a mammal from 8 weeks after fertilisation until birth, embryo : the unborn offspring in early-stage development up to 8 weeks, diploid: a cell that contains 2 complete sets of chromosomes, stem cells: unspecialised cell that has the ability to become any type of cell, nuclei: the plural for nucleus, gametes: a sex cell, specialised cells: cells that have differentiated to become a specific type of cell, ultrasound: a scan used to make images of the fetus, blastocyst : early stage in mammalian development, from day 5 (around 100 cells) to development of the amnion (amniotic sac) at round day 10