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	* is the "stalk-like" connection of the posterior pituitary (neurohypophysis) to the hypothalamus.		* is the "stalk-like" connection of the posterior pituitary (neurohypophysis) to the hypothalamus.
	* in the adult contains axons and the blood vessels.		* in the adult contains axons and the blood vessels.
	* see also [[:File:Gray1181.jpg\|Image - hypophysis of an adult monkey]]		* [[BGD_Lecture_-_Endocrine_Development#Pituitary\|Endocrine Lecture]]
			** see also [[:File:Gray1181.jpg\|Image - hypophysis of an adult monkey]]
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2011-06-09T07:39:25Z

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	* is the "stalk-like" connection of the posterior pituitary (neurohypophysis) to the hypothalamus.		* is the "stalk-like" connection of the posterior pituitary (neurohypophysis) to the hypothalamus.
	* in the adult contains axons and the blood vessels.		* in the adult contains axons and the blood vessels.
			* see also [[:File:Gray1181.jpg\|Image - hypophysis of an adult monkey]]
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2011-06-09T07:31:25Z

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	\| '''Pituitary infundibulum'''		\| '''Pituitary infundibulum'''
	* is the "stalk-like" connection of the posterior pituitary (neurohypophysis) to the hypothalamus.		* is the "stalk-like" connection of the posterior pituitary (neurohypophysis) to the hypothalamus.
	* contains axons and the blood vessels.		* in the adult contains axons and the blood vessels.

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2011-06-09T07:31:06Z

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	\| [[File:Historic-pituitary.jpg\|300px\|Pituitary]]		\| [[File:Historic-pituitary.jpg\|300px\|Pituitary]]
	\| Pituitary infundibulum is the connection of the posterior pituitary to the hypothalamus.		\| '''Pituitary infundibulum'''
			* is the "stalk-like" connection of the posterior pituitary (neurohypophysis) to the hypothalamus.
			* contains axons and the blood vessels.

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	===Answer===		===Answer===
	[[File:Historic-pituitary.jpg\|~~thumb~~\|Pituitary]]		{\|
			\| [[File:Historic-pituitary.jpg\|300px\|Pituitary]]
	Pituitary infundibulum is the connection of the posterior pituitary to the hypothalamus.		\| Pituitary infundibulum is the connection of the posterior pituitary to the hypothalamus.
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2011-06-09T07:27:33Z

Question - Pituitary Development

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	===Answer===		===Answer===
	[[File:Historic-pituitary.jpg\|Pituitary]]		[[File:Historic-pituitary.jpg\|thumb\|Pituitary]]

	Pituitary infundibulum is the connection of the posterior pituitary to the hypothalamus.		Pituitary infundibulum is the connection of the posterior pituitary to the hypothalamus.

2011-06-09T07:27:15Z

Question - Skull Development

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 * an overview of their developmental timetable )embryo, fetal, postnatal)
 * pharyngeal arch contributions to head development
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2011-06-09T07:20:44Z

Mathews SG6 (9 Jun)

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	** Additional material (identified at the bottom of some practical pages) will not be examined.		** Additional material (identified at the bottom of some practical pages) will not be examined.

			==Question - Skull Development==

			Under skull development you put a list:
			* chondrocranium forms base of skull
			* in lower vertebrates encases brain
			* cranial vault
			* calveria
			* facial skeleton
			* pharyngeal arches

			I know these are the areas that form but what do we need to know about the mechanisms behind their formation?

			===Answer===

			You should understand the
			* processes involved in their formation (endochondral and intramembranous ossification)
			* an overview of their developmental timetable )embryo, fetal, postnatal)
			* pharyngeal arch contributions to head development

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2011-06-09T00:26:58Z

Mathews SG6 (9 Jun)

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	* Practical Exam		* Practical Exam
	** Based on content presented within your practical classes.		** Based on content presented within your practical classes.
	** Anything (text, animations, carnegie images, Stage 13/22 cross-sections, figures, diagrams, graphs, etc.) ~~within the online content~~ for each practical class can be examined.		** Anything within the online content (text, animations, carnegie images, Stage 13/22 cross-sections, figures, diagrams, graphs, etc.) for each practical class can be examined.
	** Additional material (identified at the bottom of some practical pages) will not be examined.		** Additional material (identified at the bottom of some practical pages) will not be examined.

2011-06-09T00:25:30Z

Embryology Tutorials (30-31 May)

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	** Do they have the same understanding?		** Do they have the same understanding?
	** have you tried to explain a concept to someone else?		** have you tried to explain a concept to someone else?


			===Mathews SG6 (9 Jun)===
			* Practical Exam
			** Based on content presented within your practical classes.
			** Anything (text, animations, carnegie images, Stage 13/22 cross-sections, figures, diagrams, graphs, etc.) within the online content for each practical class can be examined.
			** Additional material (identified at the bottom of some practical pages) will not be examined.



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