AN79.1 - Describe the development of somites and intra-embryonic coelom
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Somites develop primarily from which part of intra-embryonic mesoderm? *
Somites are located on either side of the: *
Somites begin to appear at approximately: *
Somites develop progressively in which direction? *
The three major components of a typical somite are: *
The sclerotome of a somite primarily contributes to the: *
The myotome of a somite primarily gives rise to: *
The dermatome of a somite mainly contributes to the: *
Which somite component surrounds the notochord and neural tube during vertebral development? *
The nucleus pulposus of the intervertebral disc is derived from the: *
The intra-embryonic coelom develops within the: *
The intra-embryonic coelom is formed initially by: *
Formation of the intra-embryonic coelom divides the lateral plate mesoderm into: *
The somatic mesoderm lies adjacent to the: *
The splanchnic mesoderm lies adjacent to the: *
Somatic mesoderm together with ectoderm forms the: *
Splanchnic mesoderm together with endoderm forms the: *
The intra-embryonic coelom initially has approximately which shape? *
The cranial transverse portion of the intra-embryonic coelom contributes mainly to the: *
The intra-embryonic coelom ultimately contributes to which three major body cavities? *
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