Development
Give the name and derivatives of G, H, and I.
Give the name and derivatives of G, H, and I.
Name the primary germ layer A is derived from, process of its formation, and the structure which stimulates this process.
Name the primary germ layer A is derived from, process of its formation, and the structure which stimulates this process.
Name the stuctures D and E.
Name the stuctures D and E.
Why do you think it is called Gut endoderm?
Why do you think it is called Gut endoderm?
Name the structure labeled C and list its derivatives.
Name the structure labeled C and list its derivatives.
Name all three of the pimary germ layers, and ways to distinguish each one.
Name all three of the pimary germ layers, and ways to distinguish each one.
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Give the name and derivatives of G, H, and I.
Give the name and derivatives of G, H, and I.
Name the primary germ layer A is derived from, process of its formation, and the structure which stimulates this process.
Name the primary germ layer A is derived from, process of its formation, and the structure which stimulates this process.
Name the stuctures D and E.
Name the stuctures D and E.
Why do you think it is called Gut endoderm?
Why do you think it is called Gut endoderm?
Name the structure labeled C and list its derivatives.
Name the structure labeled C and list its derivatives.
Name all three of the pimary germ layers, and ways to distinguish each one.
Name all three of the pimary germ layers, and ways to distinguish each one.
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Answers to Quiz
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Toggle ItemQuestion 1G-Sclerotome- Bones of the skull and vertebrae
H-Somatic-
I-Splanchnic- -
Toggle ItemQuestion 2Ectoderm
Neurulation
Notochord -
Toggle ItemQuestion 3Dorsal Aorta
Gut endoderm -
Toggle ItemQuestion 4During folding the endoderm becomes the middle. Think of LETPULL and the organs associated with it. Also think of the ectoderm's RTLINE and the location of these organs.
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Toggle ItemQuestion 5Intermediate mesoderm
Kidneys and Gonads -
Toggle ItemQuestion 6A- Ectoderm
B- Mesoderm
C-Endoderm
Mesoderm is centrally located. The thicker band is usually the ectoderm and the thinner is the endoderm.
