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typical cellular reproduction in chordates?

-two gamete types: egg & sperm



-fusion of gametes produce zygote


-zygte undergoes process of cleavage; rapid/synchronous cell division = blastomeres

egg types

microlecithal: little yolk


mesolecithal: intermediate amount of yolk and may be:


-isolecithal: even distributed


-telolecithal: concentrated near one end


*vegetal pole: yolky end


*animal pole: embryo


macrolecithal: large amount of yolk; cytoplasm restricted to small patch @ one end = blastodisc

division of cells in eggs

microlecithal (amphioxus) & mesolecithal (frog):


holoblastic & divide completely




macrolecithal (chick):


meroblastic & restricted to cytoplasm @ one end of egg, the blastodisc

microlecithal cell division


amphioxus


pt. i

early cleavage produces solid balls of cells = morula


continued div. = blastula (hollow ball)


tissue differentiates during gastrulation
- begins when some cells migrate in thru opening (blastopore) movement in called involution


= double layered ball of cells (gastrula)

microlecithal cell division


amphioxus


pt. ii

blastocoele invaginated by new cavity = archenteron (primitive gut)


outer wall of cells = germ layer = ectoderm


cells of archenteron become 2 germ layers:
endoderm & mesoderm

microlecithal cell division


amphioxus


mesoderm

produced via pinching off of dorsolateral portions of innter layer ; hollows in meso. become the coelom


center of dorsal region of inner cell layer = chrodamesoderm (becomes notochord) and induces changes in overlying ectoderm



microlecithal cell division


amphioxus


process of induction

whereby one tissue causes changes in nearby tissue by release of chemical signals


next stage: neurulation


chrodameso. induces ecto. thickening to produce flat neural plate


- edges of wrap upward to form neural tube

microlecithal cell division


amphioxus


product of gastrulation

three distinct germ layers:


- ectoderm: skin


- mesoderm: coelomic cavity & neural structures


- endoderm: lining gut

mesolecithal cell division


amphibian - frog

blastocoele restricted to animal pole of egg ; vegetal pole is laden with yolk


as cells move interior via involution, replaced by other cells streaming toward blastopore = movement called epiboly


cells involut. over dorsal lip = chordamesoderm
cells pass. over lateral/ventral lips = mesoderm proper

macrolecithal cell division


chicken

cleavage results in a sheet of cells (epiblast) overlying blastocoele


cells of the blastoderm migrate in thru struct. = primitive streak ; cells enter blastocoele and create 2 internal layers:


*lower hypoblast & midde layer of mesoderm

general amniote neurulation

embryo appears to be flattened out ; germ layers arranged like cake on massive yolk


as neural tube closes, cells escape from lateral sides: neural crest --- meso. proper splits to produce coelom

general amniote neurulation


the neural crest

cells migrate thru body ; produce:


- cartilaginous gill arches - anterior braincase - parts of teeth - pigment cells


- some neurons


@ end of neuru., meso. differentiates into blocks = somites



general amniote neurulation


amphibian gastrula:


3 divisions of somite differentiations



somite differentiates into:


outer dermatome ; intermediate myotome; and inner sclerotome





general amniote neurulation


amphibian gastrula:


two subdivisions of intermediate mesoderm

intermed. mesoderm differentiates into:


upper genital ridge and lower nephric ridge

general amniote neurulation


amphibian gastrula:


two subdivisions of laterplate mesoderm

the lateral pl. differentiates into:


outer somatic portion & inner splanchnic portion:


-somatic: combines w/ outer body wall = somatopleure


-splanchnic: combines w/ endoderm = splanchnopleure

extraembryonic membranes

cleidoic egg defined by presence of various extraebryonic membranes including:


- yolk sac


- amnion


- chorion


- allantois

extraembryonic membranes


trilaminar vs. bilaminar

trilaminar:


portions of all three germ layers contribute to yolk sac (macrolecithal fishes)




bilaminar:


only splanchnic layer of the lateral plate & endoderm contribute to yolk sac

extraembryonic membranes


amniotes


chick embryo

outermost layers of developing yolk sac peel away & grow up above top of embryo where they meet to form 2 other membranes:


amnion: forms protective pouch around embryo itself ; becomes filled w/ amniotic fluid


& chorion


final membrane = allantois ; an extension of posterior portion of archenteron ; portions of splanchn. layer of lat. pl. & endo. contribute to membrane ; resevoir for waste products