What are the correct pairings of developing and embryonic structures in the gastrulation ofchickens?a. Epiblast- ectodermc. Primary hypoblast-endodermRead the following statements CAREFULLY:I.II.III.IV.b. Secondary hypoblast - endodermd. Migrating cells - mesodermThe germ band needs to retract for fruit fly segments to develop properly.The formation of the sea urchin archenteron is made possible by epithelial cells thatunderwent epithelial-to-mesenchymal transition.Frog gastrulation involves the epiboly of endoderm cells.Chicken endoderm and mesoderm is formed through the migration of cells throughboth the anterior and posterior end of the primitive streak.a. All choices are trueb. I & Il are true but IV is falsed. IV is sometimes truec. Ill is false

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What are the correct pairings of developing and embryonic structures in the gastrulation of chickens? a. Epiblast- ectoderm c. Primary hypoblast-endoderm b. Secondary hypoblast- endoderm d. Migrating cells - mesoderm

What are the correct pairings of developing and embryonic structures in the gastrulation of chickens? a. Epiblast- ectoderm c. Primary hypoblast-endoderm b. Secondary hypoblast- endoderm d. Migrating cells - mesoderm

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What are the correct pairings of developing and embryonic structures in the gastrulation of
chickens?
a. Epiblast- ectoderm
c. Primary hypoblast-endoderm
Read the following statements CAREFULLY:
I.
II.
III.
IV.
b. Secondary hypoblast - endoderm
d. Migrating cells - mesoderm
The germ band needs to retract for fruit fly segments to develop properly.
The formation of the sea urchin archenteron is made possible by epithelial cells that
underwent epithelial-to-mesenchymal transition.
Frog gastrulation involves the epiboly of endoderm cells.
Chicken endoderm and mesoderm is formed through the migration of cells through
both the anterior and posterior end of the primitive streak.
a. All choices are true
b. I & Il are true but IV is false
d. IV is sometimes true
c. Ill is false

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