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18 Cards in this Set

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primitive gut has three parts within embryo
fore-gut
mid-gut
hind-gut
derived from fore-gut
part of the mouth
pharynx
esophagus
stomach
liver and pancreas
major portion of the small intestine
thyroid
parathyroid
thymus gland
trachea and lungs
derived from hind-gut
terminal end of the small intestine
large intestine
cloaca
development of mouth
cranial and cephalic flextures
lateral body folding
stomodaeum
oral plate- pharyngeal membrane which is the fusion of ectoderm and stomodeaum and enoderm of the fore-gut
result: epithilium of mouth-ectodermal
branchial arches
branchial arches (pharyngeal arches) which are fleshy mesenchymal swellings derived from the neural crest-neuroectoderm

derivates of arches contribute to head and neck
1st branchial arch
left and right maxilliary process

left and right mandibular process

elongation of these processes form the oral cavity
fronto-nasal prominence
paired mesenchymal processes seperated by a groove

give rise to :
frontal process
upper jaw
naso medial and maxillary process
nose
frontal process and naso-lateral process
lower jaw
fusion of the mandibular process
naso-lacrimal duct
naso-lateral process and maxillary process
palate derived from
late palatine process
right palatine process
median palatine process
development of tongue
arises from floor of pharynx

mesenchymal swellings:
1. median tongue swelling
2. two distal tongue swellings
3. proximal tongue swelling
development of body cavities
pericardial coelom
left/right pleural canals
peritoneal coelom
cloacal membrane
endoderm/ectoderm
function of digestive system
Securing food
Conducting and storing food
Mechanical and chemical digestion
Absorption of food