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After the neurula stage and from its ventral portion to the dorsal how can the morphology of the embryo be described?
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Answer / Santosh Kumar Gautam
Following the neurula stage, the embryo's morphology can be described as having a distinct dorsal-ventral axis. The dorsal region becomes more complex and forms the notochord, somites, and neural tube, while the ventral region develops into the gut and pancreas.
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