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Which of the following best describes fate maps in developmental biology?

Maps that show the fate of embryonic cells in different environments

Maps that show the developmental potential of embryonic cells

Maps that show the range of possible fates of embryonic cells

Maps that show the location of different parts of an embryo (correct)

What happens when a piece of tissue from the green-shaded area of a frog embryo is transplanted to another location on another early frog embryo?

It becomes a different type of tissue determined by its original location

It becomes a different type of tissue determined by its new environment (correct)

It retains its broad developmental potential

It becomes part of the skin of the tadpole larva

What is the developmental potential of early embryonic cells?

Their range of possible fates is determined by their new environment

Their range of possible fates is determined by their original location

Their range of possible fates is greater than their actual fate (correct)

Their range of possible fates is limited to the cell type that normally develops

What do fate maps reveal about embryonic cells?

The location of different parts of an embryo Signup and view all the answers

What happens to embryonic tissue when it is transplanted to a new environment?

It becomes a different type of tissue determined by its new environment Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following best describes fate maps in developmental biology?

Fate maps reveal the range of possible fates for specific cells in an early embryo. Signup and view all the answers

What happens when a piece of tissue from the green-shaded area of a frog embryo is transplanted to another location on another early frog embryo?

The tissue becomes a different type of tissue. Signup and view all the answers

What do fate maps reveal about the developmental potential of early embryonic cells?

Fate maps show that the developmental potential of early embryonic cells is greater than their actual fate. Signup and view all the answers

What is the main purpose of marking specific cells in an early embryo with stains?

To create a fate map of the embryo. Signup and view all the answers

What happens to the developmental potential of early embryonic cells as development proceeds?

The developmental potential of early embryonic cells increases. Signup and view all the answers

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Which of the following best describes fate maps in developmental biology?

What happens when a piece of tissue from the green-shaded area of a frog embryo is transplanted to another location on another early frog embryo?

What is the developmental potential of early embryonic cells?

What do fate maps reveal about embryonic cells?

What happens to embryonic tissue when it is transplanted to a new environment?

Which of the following best describes fate maps in developmental biology?

What happens when a piece of tissue from the green-shaded area of a frog embryo is transplanted to another location on another early frog embryo?

What do fate maps reveal about the developmental potential of early embryonic cells?

What is the main purpose of marking specific cells in an early embryo with stains?

What happens to the developmental potential of early embryonic cells as development proceeds?

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