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what is the internal layer of the developing embryo
endoderm
what is the middle layer of the developing embryo
mesoderm
what is the external layer of the developing embryo
ectoderm
what does the endoderm develop into
lung, thyroid, and digestive cells
what does the mesoderm develop into
cardiac muscle, skeletal muscle, kidney, red blood, and smooth muscle cells
what does the ectoderm develop into
epidermis, neuron, and pigment cells
what is the lining of the oral cavity, teeth and nerves derived from
ectoderm
what does the neural tube form
primitive fore-brain
what does the stomodeum become
oral cavity
what do neural crest cells support the development of
ectomesenchyme
what are the processes of the 1st pharyngeal arch
maxillary and mandibular
when does development of the face begin
week 4
what do the maxillary processes fuse with
medial nasal process
when the maxillary processes fuse with the medial nasal processes, what is formed
upper lip
when the medial nasal process fuse together and fuse with the maxillary process, what is formed
primary palate, maxillary incisors, and philtrum
what does the mandibular process form
mandible and mandibular teeth
what is formed when the maxillary and mandibular processes fuse together
cheeks
what do the palatal shelves fuse to form
secondary palate
what is the last portion of the palate to form
soft palate and uvula
during what weeks is the primary palate formed
6-12 weeks
what pharyngeal arch forms the oral cavity
1st pharyngeal arch