Developmental Mechanisms Problem Set
Problem 3: Transition to a 2- or 3-layered embryo
At what stage of animal development do cells first move from the
surface of the embryo into the interior, resulting in a two- or
three-layered embryo?
A.
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zygote formation
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B.
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blastulation
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C.
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neurulation
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D.
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gastrulation
Gastrulation begins when the wall of the single-layered blastula begins to invaginate. This invagination, and the subsequent rearrangement of cells creates a multi-layered embryo.
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E.
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metamorphosis
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The Biology Project
Department of Biochemistry and Molecular Biophysics
The University of Arizona
Thursday, October 30, 1997
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