**Developmental Biology - Discussion Questions**1. **Select any ONE of the following and discuss how it develops:** a. Dorsal axes in *Xenopus* b. Endoderm in *Xenopus* c. Primitive streak in chick d. Neural tube in chick e. Somites in chick or mouse f. Muscle in chick or mouse g. Gut tube in Amniotes

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1. Select any ONE of the following and discuss how it develops: Dorsal axes in Xenopus b. Endoderm in Xenopus a. с. Primitive streak in chick d. Neural tube in chick e. Somites in chick or mouse f. Muscle in chick or mouse g. Gut tube in Amniotes