What are the 3 germ layers; what structures do they form?
Ectoderm: epidermis of skin, nervous system
Mesoderm: skeleton, muscle, kidney, heart, blood
Endoderm: gut, liver, lungs
3 stages of gastrulation (in sea urchin)
Where do germ cells move?
To somatic tissue
What does isolating blastomeres at the 4 cell stages in sea urchins result in?
4 small larvae
What does isolation the animal/vegetal halves at the 8 cell stage result in?
Abnormal embryos
Define neurulation
Formation of neural tube
Neural plate on embryo surface sinks to form a neural groove and the edges start to rise up and fuse togehter