Mouse foot embryo fifteen properties probe

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  "doc": "01-the-principle-of-unfolding-wholeness-in-nature.md",
  "setup": "Examine the illustrated sequence of mouse forelimb and foot development over four days, from an undifferentiated cell mass to articulated hand with bones",
  "context": "Detailed phenomenological demonstration that the fifteen properties emerge through wholeness-preserving unfolding in embryological development",
  "invitation": "Look for the emergence of each of the fifteen properties — centers in limbs and fingers, alternating repetition between fingers, boundaries at bone segments, good shape in the whole hand, local symmetries in paired bones, echoes in bone similarities, gradients from small to large fingers, levels of scale in bone hierarchy, the void in the gap between forelimb bones — and notice how they develop as a whole",
  "norm_label": "Mouse foot embryo fifteen properties probe",
  "graphify_id": "probe_mouse_foot_fifteen_properties",
  "probe_style": "perceptual_attention",
  "source_file": "01-the-principle-of-unfolding-wholeness-in-nature.md",
  "imported_from": "/Users/antonborzov/Documents/Research.nosync/papers/sonnet_extract_out/01-the-principle-of-unfolding-wholeness-in-nature/graph.json",
  "extracted_type": "probe",
  "source_location": "§6",
  "expected_quality": "A recognition that the beauty and coherence of the result cannot be accounted for by cell migrations alone, but reflects the fifteen properties unfolding simultaneously as an integrated whole",
  "graphify_file_type": "probe"
}