the vertebrate skull:
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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 PresentationTRANSCRIPT
The Vertebrate Skull:Introduction and Development
The Vertebrate SkullIntroductionIntroduction
Before we begin…
Gastrulation and mesoderm
Key Embryonic Structures
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Neurulation and neural crest
Key Embryonic Structures
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Basic vertebrate body plan
Key Embryonic Structures
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Branchial/pharyngeal arches
Hyaline cartilage
Key Tissues
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Bone
Key Tissues
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Endochondral vs. dermal
Chondrocranium
3 Subdivisions of the Skull
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Chondrocranium
3 Subdivisions of the Skull
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Splanchnocranium
Chondrocranium
3 Subdivisions of the Skull
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Splanchnocranium
Dermatocranium
Chondrocranium
3 Subdivisions of the Skull
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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