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Meanings of germinal layers in English

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Usage of germinal layers in English
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It is composed of two simple cell-layers, the familiar primary germinal layers.
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What is the relation of the cells to the germinal layers?
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But this involved the severance of the two primary germinal layers- amostimportant process.
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The two secondary germinal layers of the body-wall: 1.
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The first scientist to recognise and clearly distinguish the four secondary germinal layers was Baer.
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APPARENTLY a temporary inversion of the two germinal layers.
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The two primary germinal layers were first distinguished by Pander in 1817 in the incubated chick.
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Four secondary germinal layers develop, two middle layers arising between the limiting layers (coeloma).
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The remarkable processes of gastrulation, ovum-segmentation, and formation of germinal layers present a most conspicuous variety.
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The two strata of cells that form the wall of the tube are the primary germinal layers.
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In all these we can distinguish four secondary germinal layers, which develop from the two primary layers.
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Cells from the two primary germinal layers of the mammal (from both layers of the blastoderm).
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These tissue-layers are formed originally from four different simple cell-layers, which are the much-discussed four secondary germinal layers.
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These lowly organised animals do not form germinal layers, and therefore do not succeed in forming true tissue.
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Thus arose the primary germinal layers-theinner, alimentary, or vegetal layer, and the outer, covering, or animal layer.
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Homology of the germinal layers.
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