CONNECT FOR ANAT & PHYS: AN INTEG. APPR.
CONNECT FOR ANAT & PHYS: AN INTEG. APPR.
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To determine:

Development of limbs, the germ layers that form the limb bud, and major events during each week of limb development.

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Limb buds are formed in the appendicular skeleton in the 4thweek of gestation. Upper limb buds appear a few days earlier than the lower limb buds. Thus, the development of lower limbs lags behind about 2to4days than upper limbs. The proximal parts of the limbs differentiate earlier than the distal parts.

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