Comparative Vertebrate Anatomy: Modes of Reproduction in Chordates

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What is the main function of the neural crest?

Development of the meninges, ganglia, and adrenal medulla

Which germ layer gives rise to the lining of the lungs and digestive tract?

Endoderm

What is the primary function of the notochord?

Induction of the neural tube formation

Which germ layer contributes to the formation of the heart and blood vessels?

Mesoderm

What is the primary function of the somites?

Development of the skeletal muscles and vertebral column

Which germ layer gives rise to the enamel of teeth?

Ectoderm

What is the primary function of the intermediate mesoderm?

Development of the excretory organs and reproductive ducts

Which germ layer contributes to the formation of the lens of the eye?

Ectoderm

What is the primary function of the neurogenic placodes?

Development of the sensory organs and cranial nerves

Which germ layer gives rise to the feathers and hair?

Ectoderm

Explore the early development of chordates and the classification of eggs based on characteristics of the yolk in Comparative Vertebrate Anatomy. Learn about different modes of reproduction such as Oviparity, with examples like Microlecithal, Mesolecithal, Macrolecithal, Isolecithal, and Telolecithal eggs.

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