Draw a tissue map of the transverse section of the Lumbricus at x400 magnification from Moodle, labelling the: ectoderm longitudinal muscle (differentiated mesoderm) circular muscle (differentiated mesoderm) gut muscle (differentiated mesoderm) Typhlosole (this is a structure and can be labelled with a bracket) coelom endoderm gut cavity The diameter of the Lumbricus is 3.8 mm. Make sure you include a detailed figure caption underneath your drawing and an accurate scale bar. Please note, that Lumbricus does have a small amount of undifferentiated mesoderm, but i is difficult to see so we are not expecting you to identify and label it.

Draw a tissue map of the transverse section of the Lumbricus at x400 magnification from Moodle, labelling the: ectoderm longitudinal muscle (differentiated mesoderm) circular muscle (differentiated mesoderm) gut muscle (differentiated mesoderm) Typhlosole (this is a structure and can be labelled with a bracket) coelom endoderm gut cavity The diameter of the Lumbricus is 3.8 mm. Make sure you include a detailed figure caption underneath your drawing and an accurate scale bar. Please note, that Lumbricus does have a small amount of undifferentiated mesoderm, but i is difficult to see so we are not expecting you to identify and label it.

Human Biology (MindTap Course List)

11th Edition

ISBN:9781305112100

Author:Cecie Starr, Beverly McMillan

Publisher:Cecie Starr, Beverly McMillan

Chapter17: Development And Aging

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 1RQ: Define and describe the main features of the following developmental stages: fertilization,...

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