Exam 51: Animal Development
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If the sperm and egg are of the same species, ______, a species-specific protein located on the _______, adheres to receptors located on the egg's ________.
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The first breath of the neonate is initiated by the
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Match the stage of embryonic development with its description.
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A three-layered embryo
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Which structure do cells that make up the upper layer (the epiblast) and migrate toward the midline form?
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When a human embryo is implanted in the uterus, the embryo is in the morula stage.
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What is the correct sequence through which early development proceeds?
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Gastrulation is the process by which an embryo becomes three-layered.
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Match the stage of embryonic development with its description.
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In mammals, this is called a blastocyst
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Stage of organogenesis
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Describe two adaptations that the neonate must undergo immediately following birth.
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The embryo becomes implanted in the endometrium of the uterus due to
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Cell division of the blastula is restricted to which of the following?
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Place the following in developmental order beginning with the earliest event.
(1) Limb buds appear
(2) Face begins to look human
(3) Muscles differentiate
(4) Downy hair covers the fetus
(5) Sex can be determined by external inspection
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Which statement about early embryonic development in humans is FALSE?
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In the amphibian embryo, the first cleavage bisects the gray crescent.
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Match the extraembryonic membrane with its function or location.
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Makes food available for embryo
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Yolk sac
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