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English: The embryonic mesoderm germ layer will eventually become various adult vertebrate structures and systems. (musculoskeletal system; dermis of skin; lymphatic system, etc.) As the embryo develops, the cells of the mesoderm migrate to the longitudinal axis and combine with one another to form a notochord, which in some animals will be later replaced with a vertebral column. Causing them to be vertebrates. |
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