
Laboratory Manual for Human Anatomy
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The location and fate of the pharyngeal pouches.
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Pharyngeal pouches are pair of five pockets formed in the embryo of 4-5 weeks from the ectoderm. These are the defining features of vertebrates that give rise to different structures in the throat.
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