Using the figure below, identify the labeled part.



1) Label A: ______________________________

2) Label B: ______________________________

3) Label C: ______________________________

4) Label D: ______________________________

5) Label E: ______________________________

6) Label F: ______________________________

7) Label G: ______________________________

8) Label H: ______________________________

9) Label I: ______________________________

10) Label J: ______________________________

11) Label K: ______________________________

12) Label L: ______________________________

13) Label M: ______________________________

14) Label N: ______________________________


1) Neural plate
2) Somite
3) Neural plate
4) Notochord
5) Neural groove
6) Neural fold
7) Neural tube
8) Neurocoel
9) Neural crest
10) Neural crest
11) Ependymal layer
12) Mantle layer
13) Marginal layer
14) Somites

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