Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)
Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)
11th Edition
ISBN: 9780134580999
Author: Elaine N. Marieb, Katja N. Hoehn
Publisher: PEARSON
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**Match Up** The following are lists of adult or “advanced” embryonic structures and their embryonic precursors. Where relevant, consider only the epithelial part of the adult or “advanced” embryonic structure. Note that some precursors may be "used" several times and others not at all. 1. ______ Spinal cord 2. ______ Somatic mesoderm 3. ______ Somitc mesoderm 4. ______ Neural crest cells 5. ______ Splanchnic mesoderm 6. ______ Dermatome A. Endoderm B. Axial Mesoderm C. Lateral Plate Mesoderm D. Paraxial Mesoderm E. Ectoderm F. Intermediate Mesoderm
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Transcribed Image Text:**Match Up** The following are lists of adult or “advanced” embryonic structures and their embryonic precursors. Where relevant, consider only the epithelial part of the adult or “advanced” embryonic structure. Note that some precursors may be "used" several times and others not at all. 1. ______ Spinal cord 2. ______ Somatic mesoderm 3. ______ Somitc mesoderm 4. ______ Neural crest cells 5. ______ Splanchnic mesoderm 6. ______ Dermatome A. Endoderm B. Axial Mesoderm C. Lateral Plate Mesoderm D. Paraxial Mesoderm E. Ectoderm F. Intermediate Mesoderm
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