1. Complete the table. When the neural tube closes, it results to developmental malformations. Complete the table using the available information as hints. MALFORMATION/DEFORMITY Description Type of anencephaly, an open defect that extends through the level of the foramen magnum Type of anencephaly an Effect/s to the organism

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1. Complete the table. When the neural tube closes, it results to developmental
malformations. Complete the table using the available information as hints.
MALFORMATION/DEFORMITY
Description
Type of anencephaly, an
open defect that extends
through the level of the
foramen magnum
Type of anencephaly, an
open defect that does not
reach the level of the
foramen magnum
Cranial cavity is present,
skin covers the headand
retroflected region, a
neural tube lesion is found
at the level of the cervical
spine
Protrusions of brain and
meninges through an
abnormal opening in the
skull
Effect/s to the organism
Transcribed Image Text:1. Complete the table. When the neural tube closes, it results to developmental malformations. Complete the table using the available information as hints. MALFORMATION/DEFORMITY Description Type of anencephaly, an open defect that extends through the level of the foramen magnum Type of anencephaly, an open defect that does not reach the level of the foramen magnum Cranial cavity is present, skin covers the headand retroflected region, a neural tube lesion is found at the level of the cervical spine Protrusions of brain and meninges through an abnormal opening in the skull Effect/s to the organism
congenital tumour of the
caudal pole of the body,
contains by definition
tissues derived from all
these germ layers
characterized by an
omphalocele, exstrophy of
the bladder, imperforate
anus and spinal defects
Transcribed Image Text:congenital tumour of the caudal pole of the body, contains by definition tissues derived from all these germ layers characterized by an omphalocele, exstrophy of the bladder, imperforate anus and spinal defects
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