The Anterior or cranial neuropore closes about day 24.The Posterior or caudal neuropore closes at about day 26.
What causes them to close at different timings since they are both derived from the same neural tube?
The Anterior or cranial neuropore closes about day 24.The Posterior or caudal neuropore closes at about day 26.
What causes them to close at different timings since they are both derived from the same neural tube?
From the Circle of Willis, major arteries arise and travel to all parts of the brain.
so is the major arteries the carotid arteries? since they supply blood to the whole brain
also has a highly significant role in the control ofpituitary endocrine function.The pituitary gland develops from an extension of the hypothalamusdownwards.
is the pituitary gland considered an independent part of the brain or part of the hypothalamus? if independent, then why is the hypothalamus considered the controller of pituitary endocrine function?
the axialskeleton and the appendicular skeleton.
why are they separated this way? by function?
The gray matter is the area where the actual "processing" is done.
what kind of processing occurs in the gray matter?
crop pests
Female accessory glands (AGs)
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