Carnegie Stage 14

Carnegie Stage Definition
Age is approximately 32 postovulatory days
Length is approximately 5-7mm
External Features Include: elongated and tapering upper limb buds, invagination of the lens disc but with open lens pit.
Internal Features: future cerebral hemispheres and cerebellar plates begin to be visible.
(O'Rahilly R and Muller F [1987] Developmental Stages in Human Embryos. Carnegie Institute, Washington, Publication no. 637)
 
Views and movies of the CS14 OPT model as a 3D object.
  Section Browser with Anatomy Tree
The section browser allows you to view the 3D CS14 OPT model in three orthogonal planes. Anatomical regions have been painted onto the model which can be identified in each of the section planes. Currently only liver, heart, neural tube (comprising brain and spinal cord), optic cups and otic pits have been identified.
 
This allows you to view sections (stained with haematoxylin and eosin) through a CS14 specimen which have been aligned with a CS14 OPT model.