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Matching The following are lists of adult or “advanced” embryonic structures (1-20) and their embryonic precursors (A-N). Where relevant, consider only the epithelial part of the adult or "advanced" embryonic structure. Note that some precursors may be "used" several times and others not at all.

Matching The following are lists of adult or “advanced” embryonic structures (1-20) and their embryonic precursors (A-N). Where relevant, consider only the epithelial part of the adult or "advanced" embryonic structure. Note that some precursors may be "used" several times and others not at all.

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### Embryonic Structure Matching Exercise The following are lists of adult or “advanced” embryonic structures (1-20) and their embryonic precursors (A-N). Where relevant, consider only the epithelial part of the adult or "advanced" embryonic structure. Note that some precursors may be "used" several times and others not at all. **Instructions:** Match each adult or advanced embryonic structure with the correct embryonic precursor. #### List of Adult/Advanced Embryonic Structures 1. __ Dermis of the back 2. __ Axial skeleton 3. __ Back muscles 4. __ Pancreas 5. __ Limb muscle 6. __ Anterior pituitary 7. __ Heart 8. __ Cerebellum 9. __ Lungs 10. __ Peripheral nervous system 11. __ Retina/optic vesicle 12. __ Midbrain 13. __ Gonads 14. __ Cerebrum 15. __ Limb skeleton 16. __ Stomach #### List of Embryonic Precursors A. Dermatome B. Diencephalon C. Endoderm D. Epidermal ectoderm E. Intermediate mesoderm F. Mesencephalon G. Metencephalon H. Myelencephalon I. Myotome J. Neural crest cells K. Sclerotome L. Somatic mesoderm M. Splanchnic mesoderm N. Telencephalon **Notes:** - Some embryonic precursors may be associated with multiple adult structures. - Each structure must be matched with the correct precursor. Use this matching exercise to test your understanding of embryonic development and the origins of various adult structures. Review each term and its corresponding developmental source carefully.
Transcribed Image Text:### Embryonic Structure Matching Exercise The following are lists of adult or “advanced” embryonic structures (1-20) and their embryonic precursors (A-N). Where relevant, consider only the epithelial part of the adult or "advanced" embryonic structure. Note that some precursors may be "used" several times and others not at all. **Instructions:** Match each adult or advanced embryonic structure with the correct embryonic precursor. #### List of Adult/Advanced Embryonic Structures 1. __ Dermis of the back 2. __ Axial skeleton 3. __ Back muscles 4. __ Pancreas 5. __ Limb muscle 6. __ Anterior pituitary 7. __ Heart 8. __ Cerebellum 9. __ Lungs 10. __ Peripheral nervous system 11. __ Retina/optic vesicle 12. __ Midbrain 13. __ Gonads 14. __ Cerebrum 15. __ Limb skeleton 16. __ Stomach #### List of Embryonic Precursors A. Dermatome B. Diencephalon C. Endoderm D. Epidermal ectoderm E. Intermediate mesoderm F. Mesencephalon G. Metencephalon H. Myelencephalon I. Myotome J. Neural crest cells K. Sclerotome L. Somatic mesoderm M. Splanchnic mesoderm N. Telencephalon **Notes:** - Some embryonic precursors may be associated with multiple adult structures. - Each structure must be matched with the correct precursor. Use this matching exercise to test your understanding of embryonic development and the origins of various adult structures. Review each term and its corresponding developmental source carefully.
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