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development notes

front 1

What is the main outcome of the gastrulation process in embryonic development

back 1

:The formation of the three primary germ layers

front 2

Which of the following is NOT a function of fertilization in embryonic development

back 2

To form the blastocyst

front 3

What is the process of differentiation in embryonic development

back 3

The process by which unspecialized cells become specialized cells

front 4

What is the first event that occurs after fertilization in the embryo

back 4

Cleavage

front 5

During cleavage, what happens to the size of the embryo

back 5

The embryo does not grow in size

front 6

What is the term used to describe the solid ball of cells formed during cleavage

back 6

Morula

front 7

What is the function of the blastocoel in early development

back 7

It serves as a cavity within the morula before the formation of the blastula.

front 8

Which of the following is NOT a primary germ layer formed during gastrulation

back 8

Myoderm

front 9

Which of the following structures is derived from the ectoderm

back 9

nervous system

front 10

The mesoderm gives rise to which of the following structures

back 10

Muscles and skeleton

front 11

What does the endoderm primarily form in the developing embryo

back 11

Digestive tract and organs like the liver, pancreas, and gall bladder

front 12

What is the process called when ectodermal cells flatten and sink, forming the neural groove

back 12

Neurulation

front 13

What forms as a result of the neural folds fusing together during neurulation

back 13

Neural tube

front 14

What is the function of the notochord during organogenesis

back 14

To give rise to the intervertebral discs between the vertebrae

front 15

What structure is formed by the condensing blocks of mesoderm during organogenesis

back 15

somites

front 16

Which of the following is the first organ to take shape during organogenesis

back 16

neural tube

front 17

The archenteron formed during gastrulation eventually becomes which of the following

back 17

The digestive tract

front 18

What does the blastopore form in deuterostomes

back 18

The anus

front 19

In which stage of development do the three primary germ layers (ectoderm, mesoderm, and endoderm) form

back 19

Gastrulation

front 20

What is the purpose of the somites during organogenesis

back 20

to give rise to muscles and bones