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dorsal mesoderm
a. epimere
b. promere
c. hypomere
d. mesomere

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a. epimere

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formation of cartilage

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type ii chondrogenesis

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true or false: the neural plate curves inward, forming the neural groove

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false; neural groove -> neural tube

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gives rise to the urogenital system

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intermediate plate mesoderm

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dorsal pathway migrate through the ___

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dermis

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cells of the neural plate are called

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neuroectoderm

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source of nourishment of the embryo

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yolk

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true or false: the neural plate will become the central nervous system

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false; neural tube will become the CNS

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part of the uterine wall is torn away at birth

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deciduate placenta (in man)

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its derivatives include ears, lens, nose, hydrophysis

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otic and lens placodes

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true or false: dorsal pathway migrates through the anterior half of each somite to become sensory ganglia

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false; dorsal pathway -> ventral pathway

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blood from splanchnic mesoderm form in two ways:

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vasculogenesis and angiogenesis

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true or false: intermediate plate mesoderm surrounds the neural tube

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false; paraxial plate mesoderm

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what are the two migration pathways of the lateral border or neural crest

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dorsal and ventral pathway

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intermediate mesoderm
a. mesomere
b. hypomere
c. none of the choices are correct

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a. mesomere

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dermis of the skin

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dermatome

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dermis of the skin
a. myotome
b. dermatome
c. sclerotome

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b. dermatome

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match
a. type i chondrogenesis
b. type ii chondrogenesis
1. formation of cartilage
2. secretion of collagen & proteoglycan

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a - 2
b - 1

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this forms itself from remainders of the primitive streak, the chordoma from that of the notochord

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sacro-coccygeal teratoma

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myotome
a. dermis of the skin
b. vertebral colum, ribs, & skull
c. striated skeletal muscles

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c. striated skeletal muscles

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shallow median invagination of the ectoderm of the head

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stomodeum

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true or false: neural tube gives rise to the peripheral nervous system

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false; peripheral nervous system -> central nervous system

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lateral to the somites, the mesoderm splits to form the

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coelom

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embryonic development of the nervous system

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neurulation

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what are the three parts of the mesoblast

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paraxial, intermediate, lateral

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this is the accumulation of cells along the midline

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primitive streak

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lateral plate mesoderm becomes divided into ____ and ____ mesoderm

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somatopleural, splanchnopleural

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match
a. nephrostone
b. pronephric duct
c. pronephric tubule
1. oviduct, vagina, uterus, epididymis
2. nephron
3. kidney tubules, collecting ducts, ureters

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a - 2
b - 1
c - 3

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how does the neural plate form

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notochord and prechordal mesuderm induce ectoderm to thicken and form the neural plate

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the ____ and ____ are formed by laterally immigrating cells located in the primitive streak

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mesoblast, endoblast

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it is responsible for the induction of neural plate

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transforming growth factor beta (TGF-B)

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fetal membrane simply peel away without tearing

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contact placent

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striated skeletal muscles

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myotome

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34
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organizes cranio-caudal axis which causes re-specification of cranial segments to caudal ones by regulating expression of homeobox gene

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retinoic acid

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true or false: lateral plate mesoderm gives rise to the urogenital system

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false; intermediate plate mesoderm gives rise to the urogenital system

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comprises a group of syndromes that affect the lower extremities and the intestines

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caudal dysplasia

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pronephric tubule ->
a. nephron
b. kidney tubules, collecting ducts, ureters
c. oviduct, vagina, uterus, urethra ductus deferens, epididymis

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b.

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period of organogenesis; development of the 3 germ layers to different tissues and organs

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embryonic period

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this is where the central nervous system will arise

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neural tube

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mesoderm lateral to the notochord forms blocks called

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somites

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what week does the period of organogenesis occur

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3rd-8th week of development

42
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true or false: the induction of neuroectoderm represents the initial event in neurulation

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true

43
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gives rise to oviduct, vagina, uterus, urethra ductus deferens, epidymis

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pronephric duct

44
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surrounds the yolk and its continuous with the embryonic gut

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yolk sac

45
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it becomes divided into the somatopleural and splanchnopleural mesoderm

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lateral plate mesoderm

46
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secretion of collagen & proteoglycan

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type i chondrogenesis

47
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odd one out
a. dermatome
b. nephrostome
c. sclerotome
d. myotome

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b. nephrostome

48
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fate of the lateral plate mesoderrm (hypomere)

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somatic mesoderm (somatopleure), splanchnic mesodderm (splanchnopleure), extraembryonic membranes (EEM)

49
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refers to the incomplete closure of the cranial folds of the neural tube

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anencephalia

50
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true or false: BMP-4, if present, causes ectoderm to become mesoderm

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false; ectoderm becomes epidermis

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this is the central indentation that appears in the neural plate as it begins to fold in on itself

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neural groove

52
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give the derivatives of epimere

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dermatome, myotome, sclerotome

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striated skeletal muscles

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myotome

54
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respiratory organ for gas exchange

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allantois / chorioallantoic membrane

55
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fluid filled sac surrounding the embryo for shock absorption and prevents dehydration

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amnion

56
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true or false: sacro-coccygeal teratoma comprises a group of syndromes that affect the lower extermities and the intestines

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false; sacro-coccygeal teratoma -> caudal dysplasia

57
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what are the derivatives of mesodermal germ layer

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dorsa (epimere), intermediate (mesomere), lateral (hypomere)

58
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smooth muscles of the GI tract

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splanchnopleure

59
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they become visible at the cephalic region by the time the neural tube closes

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otic and lens placodes

60
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BMP-4, if present, causes mesoderm to beccome

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intermediate and lateral plate mesoderm

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arise from the evagination of the archenterons towards the stomodeum

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oral plate

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vertebral column, ribs & skull

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sclerotome

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lateral mesoderm
a. epimere
b. mesomere
c. none of the choices are correct

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c. ; hypomere

64
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incomplete closure of the caudal part of neural tube

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spina bifida

65
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where laterally immigrating cells sink down to form deep layers of the mesoblast and endoblast

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primitive streak

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from the edges of the neural groove, the ___ ___ are released

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neural crest cells

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true or false: during the 5th week of its development, the epiblast experiences a number of complex changes that lead to differentiation of three germ layers

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false; 3rd week

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2nd eem arises from cloaca as a large sac-like evagination; grows into extraembryonic coelom

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allantois

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allantois + chorion =

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chorioallantoic membrane

70
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provide the derivatives of the otic and lens placodes

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ear, lens, nose, hypophysis

71
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it surrounds the neural tube and forms the somites

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paraxial plate mesoderm

72
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neural crest cells develop along the ___ ___ of vertebrates and form various parts of the embryo (nerves, parts of teeth, skull bones, and so on)

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neural tube

73
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sternum & distal parts of the ribs

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somatopleure

74
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through the dermis, where they will enter ectoderm through hokes in teh basal lamina forming the melanocytes

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dorsal pathway

75
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which blocks bone morphogenetic protein (BMP-4) and ventralizes ectoderm & mesoderm

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transforming growth factor beta (TGF-B)

76
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odd one out
a. lateral and ventral body wall of trunk and parietal peritoneum
b. sternum & distal parts of the ribs
c. gonads: testis & ovary
d. pectoral and pelvic girdles

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c. gonads: testis & ovary

77
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new vessels arise from existing ones

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angiogenesis

78
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through the anterior half of each somite to become sensory ganglia, sympathetic and enteric neurons, Schwann cells and cells of the adrenal medulla

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ventral pathway

79
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true or false: anencephalia is due to the incomplete closure of the caudal part of the neural tube

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false; anencephalia is due to incomplete closure of the cranial folds of the neural tube

80
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modified region of the eem lying in intimate assoc. w/ the female reproductive tract of viviparous vertebrates

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placenta

81
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these three inactivates BMP-4 & causes neurulation

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noggin, chordin, and follistatin

82
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these two induce caudal neurulation to form hindbrain or spinal cord

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WNT-3a and FGF (fibrolast growth factor)

83
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provide the two derivatives of neural placodes

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otic and lens placodes

84
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intermediate plate mesoderm gives rise to the _____ _____

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urogenital system

85
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BMP-4, if present, causes ectoderm to become

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epidermis

86
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vessels arise from blood islands

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vasculogenesis

87
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paraxial plate mesoderm surrounds the ___ ___

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neural tube

88
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sacro-coccygeal teratoma forms itself from remainders of the ___ ___

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primitive streak

89
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incomplete closure in the ____ part of the neural tube results in spina bifida

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caudal

90
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the largest part of the peripheral nervous system is generated from

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neural crest cells

91
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appearance of the ____ and ____ mesoderm induces the overlying ectoderm to thicken and form the neural plate

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notochord, prechordal

92
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which two transitional structures can lead to developmental anomalies?

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notochord and primitive streak

93
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fate of blastopore leads to formation of

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cloaca and anal

94
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what are the fate of the intermediate mesoderm (mesomere)

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nephrostome, pronephric tubule, pronephric duct

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