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The Vertebrate Skull:. Introduction and Development. The Vertebrate Skull. Introduction. Before we begin…. The Vertebrate Skull. Review. Key Embryonic Structures. Gastrulation and mesoderm. The Vertebrate Skull. Review. Key Embryonic Structures. Neurulation and neural crest. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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The Vertebrate Skull:Introduction and Development

The Vertebrate SkullIntroductionIntroduction

Before we begin…

Gastrulation and mesoderm

Key Embryonic Structures

The Vertebrate SkullReviewReview

Neurulation and neural crest

Key Embryonic Structures

The Vertebrate SkullReviewReview

Basic vertebrate body plan

Key Embryonic Structures

The Vertebrate SkullReviewReview

Branchial/pharyngeal arches

Hyaline cartilage

Key Tissues

The Vertebrate SkullReviewReview

Bone

Key Tissues

The Vertebrate SkullReviewReview

Endochondral vs. dermal

Chondrocranium

3 Subdivisions of the Skull

The Vertebrate SkullReviewReview

Chondrocranium

3 Subdivisions of the Skull

The Vertebrate SkullReviewReview

Splanchnocranium

Chondrocranium

3 Subdivisions of the Skull

The Vertebrate SkullReviewReview

Splanchnocranium

Dermatocranium

Chondrocranium

3 Subdivisions of the Skull

The Vertebrate SkullReviewReview

Splanchnocranium

Dermatocranium

Chondrocranium

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Prechordal, parachordal, somitic mesoderm

Chondrocranium

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ChondrocraniumOf Chondrichthyans

Tetrapods – 5 paired and 4 unpaired bones arise from chondrocranium

Chondrocranium

• Reptiles and Birds have a single occipital condyle. • Amphibians and mammals have paired occipital condyles.

Note: Occipital series (minus supra-) forms joint with first cervical vertebra:

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Why form a chondrocranium?

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Splanchnocranium

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Splanchnocranium1st branchial arch cartilages

2nd branchial arch cartilages

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SplanchnocraniumPrimitive design

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SplanchnocraniumChondrichthyans

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SplanchnocraniumTetrapods

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Dermatocranium

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DermatocraniumNeural crest

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DermatocraniumNeural crest formation and migration

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DermatocraniumNeural crest derivatives

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Tetrapods

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Dermatocranium

Major bones

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Dermatocranium

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