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Pharyngeal or Branchial cleft develop from ?
ectoderm

pharyngeal clefts are grooves that demarcate the pharyngeal arches externally
Pharyngeal arches develop from ?
mesoderm + neural crest
Pharyngeal pouches develop from ?
endoderm
_______ are out-pocketings along the lateral wall of the most cranial part of the gut, extending from the ____ membrane to the commencement of the esophagus.
Pharyngeal Pouches; buccopharyngeal
Derivatives of Ist Ph.pouch ?
Tympanic cavity & auditory tube
Derivatives of 2nd Ph.pouch ?
Tonsillar fossa
Derivatives of 3rd Ph.pouch ?
Parathyroid and Thymus
Derivatives of 4th Ph.pouch ?
Parathyroid and thymus
Derivatives of 5th Ph.pouch ?
Ultimobranchial body which gives rise to the parafollicular cells.
Development of Thyroid Gland
Develops as a median endodermal downgrowth (thyroid bud) from the floor of the pharynx.
The thyroid bud grows ventrally and caudally and becomes canalised to form ?
thyroglossal duct.


Later, it detaches its connection and migrates to the neck.
vestigal remnanent of thyroglossal duct?
foramen cecum of the tongue (located on floor of pharynx and point of origin of thyrogl.duct)
Development of Thyroid Gland:

Cells of thyroid follicles are ____ whereas CT components are derived from invasion of surrounding ______.
endodermal; mesoderm
1st Pharyngeal Clefts forms what?
forms the external acoustic meatus
Cleft 2,3, and 4 form what?

What does it persist as?
form the cervical sinus which normally regress and disappear
Which pharyngeal pouches combine to form same structures?

What do they form?
3&4

parathyroid and thymus
gives rise to the parafollicular cells
Ultimobranchial body; via 5th pharyngeal pouch
4th pharygeal arches form?
(identify muscular and skeletal parts)

innervation?
- Most laryngeal cartilages
- Pharyngeal and laryngeal muscles
- Vagus, Medullary part of accessory nerve
1st pharygeal arches form?
(identify muscular and skeletal parts)

innervation?
- Mandible (in part)
Malleus & Incus

- Muscles of mastication,
Digasticus (in part)

- Mandibular division of Trigeminal nerve
2nd pharygeal arches form?
(identify muscular and skeletal parts)

innervation?
(Hyoid Arch)
- Hyoid apparatus (in part), Stapes
- Muscles of the facial expression, digastricus (in part), Stapedius
- Facial nerve
3rd pharygeal arches form?
(identify muscular and skeletal parts)

innervation?
Third Arch
- form Hyoid apparatus (REMAINING part)
-Pharyngeal muscles (in part)
- Glosso-pharyngeal nerve