Veterinary Embryology 8.6: The ectoderm overlying each pharyngeal pouch invaginates to form a (a). Each (a) is separated from its corresponding pouch by a (b), a thin sheet consisting of ectoderm and endoderm in contact with one another.

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The ectoderm overlying each pharyngeal pouch invaginates to form a (a). Each (a) is separated from its corresponding pouch by a (b), a thin sheet consisting of ectoderm and endoderm in contact with one another.

Magdalena Badenhorst · Accepted Answer

a) Pharyngeal groove
b) Pharyngeal membrane

Veterinary Embryology 8.6

The ectoderm overlying each pharyngeal pouch invaginates to form a (a). Each (a) is separated from its corresponding pouch by a (b), a thin sheet consisting of ectoderm and endoderm in contact with one another.

A) Pharyngeal groove b) Pharyngeal membrane

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