Chick Embryo Cross-Sections Chick Embryo Cross-Sections from from Vade MecumVade Mecum22

A Teacher’s and Student’s Resource For TestingA Teacher’s and Student’s Resource For Testing

Vade MecumVade Mecum2 2 , , by Mary S. Tyler and Ronald N. Kozlowski, is available as a stand by Mary S. Tyler and Ronald N. Kozlowski, is available as a stand alone and is packaged with Scott F. Gilbert’s, alone and is packaged with Scott F. Gilbert’s, Developmental Biology, 8th edDevelopmental Biology, 8th ed..

This series is taken This series is taken from from Vade MecumVade Mecum2 2 ’s’s chapter on 33-hour chapter on 33-hour chick development.chick development.

Consult Consult Vade MecumVade Mecum22::Chick-MidChick-Mid for detailed for detaileddescriptions of thisdescriptions of thisdevelopment.development.

This series can be usedThis series can be used

by students for studying by students for studying and self-quizzingand self-quizzing

and by instructors and by instructors for creating tests. for creating tests.

Cross sections are shown in order…Cross sections are shown in order…

to posterior.to posterior.from anteriorfrom anterior

The position of each The position of each cross-section…cross-section…

is shown on the is shown on the wholemount.wholemount.

Each section is shown three times…Each section is shown three times…

labeled and labeled and color-codedcolor-coded for germ-layers for germ-layers

for studying for studying

Each section is shown three times…Each section is shown three times…

unlabeled and unlabeled and color-codedcolor-coded for germ-layers for germ-layers for self-quizzingfor self-quizzingand classroom examsand classroom exams

Each section is shown three times…Each section is shown three times…

unlabeled and unlabeled and not color-codednot color-coded for self-quizzingfor self-quizzingand classroom examsand classroom exams

Beginning the seriesBeginning the series

End of series.End of series.