Lab 1 - vertebrate development Flashcards
cross section
longitudinal
sagittal
sep left and right
mid-sagittal
sep left and right along midline
para-sagittal
sep left and right not along midline
transverse
sep anterior from posterior
frontal section
separates dorsal and ventral
key frog embryo features
MESOLECITHAL - moderate amount of yolk
key chick embryo features
MACROLECITHAL - does not develop an archanteron, embryo develops on top of huge bed of yolk
lining of digestive tract instead formed by invagination of the endoderm
key amphioxus embryo features
MICROLECITHAL - tiny amount of yolk therfore fast, even division
archanteron formation more dramatic than others
microlecithal
tiny amount of yolk
macrolecithal
huge amount of yolk
mesolecithal
medium amount of yolk
zygote
cleavage
fertilized zygote rapidly divides
blastula formation
continued cell division to form hollow ball of cells - space is blastocoel
gastrulation
cells from outer surface migrate towards the interior through blastopore
gastrula
neurulatoin
blastocoel
blastopore
archenteron
lumen of the digestive tract, originally lined by endoderm
coelum
animal pole
vegetal pole
higher concentration of yolk than animal, slower cell division
endoderm
ectoderm
mesoderm
splanchnopleure
endoderm and splanchnic hypomere mesoderm, forming the yolk sac and allantois
somatopleure
ectoderm and somatic hypomere mesoderm, forming the amnion and chorion
extra-embryonic membranes
amnion
horion
vitelline vessels
drain the embryotic gastrointestinal tract
mesenchyme
cells which may migrate independently through the embryo
ectoderm splits into 3 main categories:
somatic (epidermal) ectoderm
neural plate ectoderm
neural crest ectoderm
endoderm forms one major category:
lining of archenteron
mesoderm forms 4 major categories:
notochord
epimere (somites)
mesomere
hypomere
somatic ectoderm forms:
epidermis
anterior lining of the mouth
olfactory organ
cloacal opening
neural plate ectoderm forms
central nervous system (inc. brain and spinal chord)
part of the eyes
neural crest ectoderm forms
peripheral nervous system
splanchnocranium
parts of the chondocranium
part of the teeth
lining of the archanteron forms
lining of the digestive tract
posterior lining of the mouth
liver and gallbladder
pancreas
trachea and lungs
urinary bladder
cloaca
notochord forms the
notochord!
*reduced or lost during development in many taxa
epimere mesoderm forms
dermatome (dermis)
sclerotome (vertebrae and ribs)
myotome (most skeleton muscles)
mesomere mesoderm forms
kidneys
urogenital ducts (in most)
hypomere mesomere forms
- somatic, which forms appendicular skeleton (except dermal bones), peritoneum, and gonads (in part)
- splanchnic - which forms the heart/vessels and smooth muscle of the digestive tract