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The alimentary canal of vertebrates becomes differentiated into the oral cavity, pharynx, esophagus, stomach, and intestine.
In males each mesonephric duct becomes differentiated into four related structures: a duct of the epididymis, a ductus deferens, an ejaculatory duct, and a seminal vesicle.
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4) The apical organ of the trochaea was lost in the adult, whereas the periblastoporal nerve became differentiated into an oral loop (with an anterior part becoming incorporated in the brain), a pair of nerve cords along the fused blastopore lips, and a small perianal loop.
Later, that darkness is filled with guts, and, later yet, the guts become differentiated into organs with the simplistic functions we learn about in seventh-grade biology class: the liver filters, the heart pumps, the spleen, well, surely it does something.
Another plastid trait which has evolved as higher and lower plants became multi-cellular organisms with defined cell types, was for the plastid to become differentiated into different plastid types in different types of plant cell.
Cdc48 seems more closely related to the proteasome cap, which in the ancestral eukaryote became differentiated into a heteromeric structure by gene duplication and divergence, than it is to FtsH, which was probably lost in the ancestral neomuran.
Oryza became differentiated in tropical Asia in the Miocene.
Flowers represent modified shoots that have become differentiated for reproduction.
lacrymans became differentiated from var. shastensis due to Beringan vicariance.
At the beginning of the twentieth century, medical education in the US became differentiated from that in the UK and parts of Europe, in that the educational sequence was split into separate phases at the undergraduate and medical school levels.
Thus, Yan levels are variable at the time when cells actually become differentiated.
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