blastosphere

/ˈblæstəˌsfɪr/
noun
  1. An early stage of an embryo consisting of a hollow ball of cells, also called a blastula.
    • A healthy blastosphere is essential for successful implantation in mammals.
    • The blastosphere forms after the fertilized egg has divided several times.
    • In many animals, the blastosphere eventually folds inward to form the gastrula.
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