Exam 51: Animal Development
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Match the extraembryonic membrane with its function or location.
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Keeps embryo moist
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Allantois
Yolk sac
Amnion
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The percentage of twins being born has increased in the past 20 years because of
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The chorion is the extraembryonic membrane closest to the embryo proper.
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Figure 51-4
Refer to the accompanying figure. Which structure can be transferred to a different location in the embryo and still cause differentiation of surrounding tissues?
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Following cleavage of the zygote, although the cell number ____, the embryo ______ in size.
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Which of the following indicates the correct sequence of mammalian egg coverings, beginning at the outside and moving inward?
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Briefly explain the relationship between nuclear equivalence and differential gene expression.
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Figure 51-1
What type of cleavage pattern is represented in the accompanying figure?
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Match the germ layer with its subsequent tissues.
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Nervous system
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Ectoderm
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Mesoderm
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Match the stage of embryonic development with its description.
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A hollow ball of cells with a fluid filled cavity
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Blastula
Stage of organogenesis
Gastrula
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The blastula can be described as an embryo consisting of a hollow sphere of cells.
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Identify two environmental factors that can have an impact on the development of a fetus and describe their effect on the fetus.
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Match the germ layer with its subsequent tissues.
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Lining of digestive tube
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Ectoderm
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Figure 51-3
Refer to the accompanying figure. The allantois is identified by number
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The gray crescent region of the amphibian zygote is thought to contain
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Match the extraembryonic membrane with its function or location.
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Stores nitrogenous waste
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Yolk sac
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