development Flashcards
how many pairs of cranial nerves are there
12
name the cranial nerves
olfactory
optic
occulomotor
trochlear
tigeminal
abducent
facial
vestibulo-cochlear
glosso-pharyngeal
vagus
accessory
hypo-glossal
what does the cavitation of the mesoderm in the trunk result in
splanchnic and somatic lateral plate mesoderm enclosing a coelomic cavity
development of mesoderm in the head
cavitation does not occur in the head
lateral plate mesoderm remains as a solid belt of tissue surrounding gut tube
intermediate mesoderm fails to develop
how many segments in the head
7
what do head segments contain
ectoderm
somites
endoderm
lateral place mesoderm
segmental arteries
neuraxis
nerves
what does the ectoderm form
outer epithelial covering = skin
function of ectoderm
somatic sensation eg touch, pressure, temperature, pain
what is the ectoderm innervated by
somatic afferents
what are segments marked externally by
lateral indentations
what does ectoderm segments 1 and 2 form
stomodeum = oral opening
what is the oral plate
thin plate of tissue where stomodeal ectoderm meets pharyngeal endoderm
what does the endoderm form
inner epithelial covering
what is the sensation of the endoderm supplied bt
autonomic afferents
what does the cephalic part of the fore-gut become
pharynx
how many divisions is the endoderm marked off into and by what
6 by 6 gill slits
what are gill slits referred to in mammals
pharyngeal pouches
what do pharyngeal pouches perforate into in fish
external gill slits
what is the lateral plate mesoderm
belt of striated skeletal muscle that surrounds pharynx of all segments except segment 1
what does each belt of lateral plate mesoderm form and what are they separated by
a donut’
separated by pharyngeal cleft externally and the pharyngeal pouch internally
what is each belt referred to in lateral plate mesoderm
pharyngeal arch
what does lateral plate mesoderm form
special visceral muscle of the gut tube
what is lateral plate mesoderm innervated by
special visceral efferents
what do somites form
striated muscle of eyeball and tongue