Label each tissue with the specific source germ cells:v Gastrointestinal tractA. Intermediate mesodermv Superficial sensory organsB. Ectodermv NotochordC. EndodermD. Chordamesodermv Gonads

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Label each tissue with the specific source germ cells: v Gastrointestinal tract A. Intermediate mesoderm B. Ectoderm v Superficial sensory organs v Notochord C. Endoderm D. Chordamesoderm v Gonads

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Label each tissue with the specific source germ cells:
v Gastrointestinal tract
A. Intermediate mesoderm
v Superficial sensory organs
B. Ectoderm
v Notochord
C. Endoderm
D. Chordamesoderm
v Gonads

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