HUMAN ANATOMY
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Chapter 13, Problem 10TYR
Which of the following appears earlier than all the rest in prenatal development of the nervous sytem?
- the neural groove
- a pair of primary vesicles
- the neural plate
- the neural crest
- the neural tube
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