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Terms as previously and typologically used such as 'Staging Table' [77] (Figure 1), 'Normal development/stages' [15], [20], [78] or simply 'series of stages' [34] should be avoided and using at least the SES based set of characters a new described series of embryos from hereon should be called a "Staging System".

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