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What is the basic limb structure common to all tetrapods?
What is the basic limb structure common to all tetrapods?
- Stylopod, zeugopod, autopod (correct)
- Anterior, posterior, distal
- Shoulder girdle, flank tissue, limb field
- Proximal-distal, antero-posterior, dorso-ventral
Which axes are involved in limb formation?
Which axes are involved in limb formation?
- Shoulder, flank, limb
- Dorsal, ventral, proximal
- Proximal-Distal, Antero-Posterior, Dorso-Ventral (correct)
- Anterior, posterior, distal
What happens if the whole limb field (all 4 parts) is removed?
What happens if the whole limb field (all 4 parts) is removed?
- No limb will form (correct)
- The limb will form normally
- The limb will form with abnormalities
- Only the shoulder girdle will form
Which region is considered as proximate to the torso in limb structure?
Which region is considered as proximate to the torso in limb structure?
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What are the 3 axes regulated by concentration for limb cell development?
What are the 3 axes regulated by concentration for limb cell development?
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