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==The | ==The Process of Gastrulation in the Frog== | ||
* '''A''' - The blastula stage, prior to any gastrulation movement. | |||
* '''B''' - Movement of the blastula cells preliminary to gastrulation. | |||
* '''C''' - Blastoporal view of successive phases of gastrulation; (solid line) lip of blastopore, {dotted line) germ ring, to be subsequently incorporated into the blastoporal lips. | |||
* '''D''' - Lateral view of sagittal section during late gastrulation showing the origin of the mesial notochord, and the lateral mesoderm from the proliferated chorda-mesoderm cells at the dorsal lip. | |||
* '''E''' - Composite drawing to illustrate the germ layer relations in the later gastrula of the frog. The medullary plate (ectoderm) is not indicated; {alternate dots and dashes) notochord, {heavy stippling) notochord, {sparse stippling) mesoderm, (cellular markings) ectoderm. | |||
:Links: [[Gastrulation]] | |||
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[[Category:Gastrulation]] | [[Category:Gastrulation]] |
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The Process of Gastrulation in the Frog
- A - The blastula stage, prior to any gastrulation movement.
- B - Movement of the blastula cells preliminary to gastrulation.
- C - Blastoporal view of successive phases of gastrulation; (solid line) lip of blastopore, {dotted line) germ ring, to be subsequently incorporated into the blastoporal lips.
- D - Lateral view of sagittal section during late gastrulation showing the origin of the mesial notochord, and the lateral mesoderm from the proliferated chorda-mesoderm cells at the dorsal lip.
- E - Composite drawing to illustrate the germ layer relations in the later gastrula of the frog. The medullary plate (ectoderm) is not indicated; {alternate dots and dashes) notochord, {heavy stippling) notochord, {sparse stippling) mesoderm, (cellular markings) ectoderm.
- Links: Gastrulation
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Reference
Rugh R. Book - The Frog Its Reproduction and Development. (1951) The Blakiston Company.
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