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Which of the following is TRUE about neurulation? (Check all that apply) A The detail mechanism varies slightly be species. It involves some of the morphogenetic movements that also operate in gastrulation. C It corresponds to the physical and functional segregation of the neural tube into brain and spinal cord. D It proceeds in a posterior to anterior order. It overlaps in time with gastrulation. F Depending on the cellular processes involved, neurulation can be regarded as primary, secondary or tertiary. It corresponds to the physical and functional segregation of the ectoderm into epidermis, neural tube and neural crest. It is the segmentation of the mesoderm into somites. It is the segregation of early embryonic cells into the three germ layers: ectoderm, mesoderm and endoderm. It is the segregation of mesodermal cells into myogenic lineage and skeletogenic lineage. E Feedback That's not correct

Which of the following is TRUE about neurulation? (Check all that apply) A The detail mechanism varies slightly be species. It involves some of the morphogenetic movements that also operate in gastrulation. C It corresponds to the physical and functional segregation of the neural tube into brain and spinal cord. D It proceeds in a posterior to anterior order. It overlaps in time with gastrulation. F Depending on the cellular processes involved, neurulation can be regarded as primary, secondary or tertiary. It corresponds to the physical and functional segregation of the ectoderm into epidermis, neural tube and neural crest. It is the segmentation of the mesoderm into somites. It is the segregation of early embryonic cells into the three germ layers: ectoderm, mesoderm and endoderm. It is the segregation of mesodermal cells into myogenic lineage and skeletogenic lineage. E Feedback That's not correct

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**Neurulation Quiz** *Question:* Which of the following is TRUE about neurulation? (Check all that apply) - **A:** The detail mechanism varies slightly by species. - **B:** It involves some of the morphogenetic movements that also operate in gastrulation. - **C:** It corresponds to the physical and functional segregation of the neural tube into brain and spinal cord. - **D:** It proceeds in a posterior to anterior order. - **E:** It overlaps in time with gastrulation. - **F:** Depending on the cellular processes involved, neurulation can be regarded as primary, secondary, or tertiary. - **G:** It corresponds to the physical and functional segregation of the ectoderm into epidermis, neural tube, and neural crest. - **H:** It is the segmentation of the mesoderm into somites. - **I:** It is the segregation of early embryonic cells into the three germ layers: ectoderm, mesoderm, and endoderm. - **J:** It is the segregation of mesodermal cells into myogenic lineage and skeletogenic lineage. *Feedback* That's not correct.
Transcribed Image Text:**Neurulation Quiz** *Question:* Which of the following is TRUE about neurulation? (Check all that apply) - **A:** The detail mechanism varies slightly by species. - **B:** It involves some of the morphogenetic movements that also operate in gastrulation. - **C:** It corresponds to the physical and functional segregation of the neural tube into brain and spinal cord. - **D:** It proceeds in a posterior to anterior order. - **E:** It overlaps in time with gastrulation. - **F:** Depending on the cellular processes involved, neurulation can be regarded as primary, secondary, or tertiary. - **G:** It corresponds to the physical and functional segregation of the ectoderm into epidermis, neural tube, and neural crest. - **H:** It is the segmentation of the mesoderm into somites. - **I:** It is the segregation of early embryonic cells into the three germ layers: ectoderm, mesoderm, and endoderm. - **J:** It is the segregation of mesodermal cells into myogenic lineage and skeletogenic lineage. *Feedback* That's not correct.
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