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1st pharyngeal arch gives rise to (skeletal)

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mandibular; mandibular prominence, Meckel’s cartilage*, mandible, incus, malleus

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2nd pharyngeal arch gives rise to (skeletal)

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hyoid; Reichert cartilage*, styloid process of temporal bone, superior hyoid, stapes

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3rd pharyngeal arch gives rise to (skeletal)

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inferior hyoid

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4th/6th pharyngeal arch gives rise to (skeletal)

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laryngeal cartilages

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1st pharyngeal arch gives rise to (mesoderm)

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muscles of mastication + anterior belly of digastric

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2nd pharyngeal arch gives rise to (mesoderm)

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muscles of facial expression + posterior belly of digastric

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3rd pharyngeal arch gives rise to (mesoderm)

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stylopharyngeus

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4th/6th pharyngeal arch gives rise to (mesoderm)

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pharyngeal constrictors, soft palate muscles, laryngeal muscles

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1st pharyngeal arch (innervation)

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trigeminal (V)

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2nd pharyngeal arch (innervation)

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facial (VII)

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3rd pharyngeal arch (innervation)

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glossopharyngeal (IX)

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4th pharyngeal arch (innervation)

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vagal (X)

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1st cleft/pouch

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auditory meatus, tympanum, middle ear cavity

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2nd pouch

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palatine tonsil (thryoid gland from midline endoderm of 2nd arch)

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3rd pouch

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inferior parathyroid glands, thymus

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4th pouch

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superior parathyroid glands, ultimobranchial bodies

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anterior 2/3 tongue (arch)

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1st

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posterior 1/3 tongue (arch)

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3rd, 4th

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tongue musculature

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none

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anterior 2/3 tongue (cranial nerve)

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general sensory = trigeminal (V); gustatory = facial (VII)

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posterior 1/3 tongue (cranial nerve)

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general sensory = glossopharyngeal (IX) + vagus (X); gustatory = glossopharyngeal (IX)

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tongue musculature

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motor = hypoglossal (XII)

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