Mesoderm Development Extraembryonic Intraembryonic

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Explain what the mesoderm is and what it eventually differentiates into. a. The mesoderm, located on either side of the vertebrate neural tube, develops into various connective tissues. It is reorganized into groups of cells called somites, which develop into facial cartilage, ribs, and lungs. b. The mesoderm, located at the border of the neural plate and the non-neural ectoderm, develops into various connective tissues such as the ribs, lungs, segmental muscle, and the notochord, which forms th