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Gastrulation is the
stage in the
early embryonic development of most animals,
during which the
blastula (a single-layered
hollow sphere of cells), or in...
- the
three primary germ layers, ectoderm,
mesoderm and endoderm,
during gastrulation. The
amniotic ectoderm and
extraembryonic mesoderm also
originate from...
- development. In****tion is
critical for
making the
primitive gut
during gastrulation in many organisms,
forming the
neural tube in vertebrates, and in the...
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primitive streak establishes bilateral symmetry,
determines the site of
gastrulation, and
initiates germ
layer formation. To form the
primitive streak, mesenchymal...
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implants in the uterus.
Embryogenesis continues with the next
stage of
gastrulation, when the
three germ
layers of the
embryo form in a
process called histogenesis...
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continue its
development through the next
stages of
gastrulation, neurulation, and organogenesis.
Gastrulation is the
formation of the
three germ
layers that...
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starts at the end of
gastrulation and
continues until birth.
During organogenesis, the
three germ
layers formed from
gastrulation (the ectoderm, endoderm...
- of an
organism happens through fertilization, cleavage, blastulation,
gastrulation, organogenesis, and
metamorphosis into an adult. Each
species of animal...
- In protostomes,
during gastrulation, the
first opening becomes the embryos'
mouth while the **** is
formed later. Also, the
secondary body
cavity (shown...
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internal cavity of the
primitive gastrointestinal tract that
forms during gastrulation in a
developing animal embryo. It
develops into the
endoderm and mesoderm...
