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What is the basic limb structure in tetrapods?
What is the basic limb structure in tetrapods?
- Anterior, posterior, ventral
- Stylopod, zeugopod, autopod (correct)
- Proximal, distal, dorsal
- Shoulder girdle, flank tissue, limb field
What are the 3 axes of limb formation?
What are the 3 axes of limb formation?
- Superior-Inferior, Medial-Lateral, Proximal-Distal
- Antero-Posterior, Dorso-Ventral, Ventral-Dorsal
- Proximal-Distal, Antero-Posterior, Dorso-Ventral (correct)
- Distal-Proximal, Anterior-Posterior, Ventral-Dorsal
What happens if the whole limb field (all 4 parts) is removed?
What happens if the whole limb field (all 4 parts) is removed?
- The limb will be malformed
- No limb will form (correct)
- The limb will form normally
- Only the proximate part will form
Which part of the limb is considered proximate to the torso?
Which part of the limb is considered proximate to the torso?
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What are the areas where limbs form specified to create a limb called?
What are the areas where limbs form specified to create a limb called?
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