02644nam a2200505Ia 4500001000700000003000400007005001700011007001000028008004100038020001800079040002400097050002000121245015900141246000900300260005100309300005200360336004500412337002000457338002600477500007100503505017900574508008900753511011100842520054400953521001501497538000801512546002201520546001201542650003201554650004701586650004901633650003801682650003701720650004401757650004801801650005901849700001901908700002101927700002001948700001801968700002701986710002802013710002502041710007202066296378OSt20211027175731.0vd cg  zk100428e2009    us     g          v eng    a9781426294853  aEVLGbspaerdacost00aRG613b.I5 200900aIn the womb collection /cproduced by Pioneer Productions and Fox Television Studios in association with channel 4 and National Geographic Channel.h[DVD]3 aWomb  a[Washington, D.C.]bNational geographicc2009.  a4 videodisc : (316 Mins.) :bcol. ;c4 3/4 in.   2rdacontentatwo-dimensional moving image  2rdamediaavideo  2rdacarrieravideodisc  aSpecial features: Prenatal development timeline and photo gallery.0 aDisc 1tIn the womb |g (90 min) --gDisc 2tIn the womb : animalsg(90 min) --gDisc 3tIn the womb : multiplesg(90 min) --gDisc 4tIn the womb : identical twinsg(46 min).  aExecutive in charge of production, Steve Burns; special programming: Michael Cascio.0 aNarrator, Nick Schatzki. Disc 1 is written, produced & directed by Toby Macdonald ; editor, Andy Greening.0 aFrom the moment of conception, every human embryo embarks on an incredible nine-month journey of development. Now, cutting-edge technology makes it possible for National Geographic Channel's "In the womb" to open a window into the hidden world of the fetus and explore each trimester in amazing new detail. Revolutionary 3-D and 4-D imagery sheds light on the delicate, dark world of a fetus as never before and follows a rare fetoscope operation, performed in utero with the hope of correcting life-threatening complications before birth.  aNot rated.  aDVD  aClosed-captioned.  aEnglish 0aMammalsxEmbryology.2Local 0aEmbryonic developmentxPopular work2Local 0aEmbryonic developmentxPictorial work2Local 0aChildbirthxPictorial work2Local 0aPregnancyxPicyorial work2Local 0aEmbryology, HumanxPopular Works2Local 0aFetal Development.xPictorial works.2Local 0aDocumentary television programszUnited States.2Local10aSchatzki, Nick10aMacdonald, Toby.10aGreening, Andy.10aBurns, Steve.10aCascio, Michaeld1950-2 aFox Television Studios.2 aPioneer Productions.2 aNational Geographic Channel (Television station : Washington, D.C.)