Which choice below shows a correct order of events during development? Gastrula, blastula, neural tube closure, and primary vesicle formation. Blastula, neuroepithelial cell proliferation, axonogenesis and synapse maturation. O Gastrula, dendritogenesis, neural tube closure and synapse formation. O Neural tube closure, notochord formation, dendritogenesis and synapse formation. Axonogenesis, neuronal migration, synapse maturation, synaptic specialization

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