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The bulbus cordis lies ventral to the primitive ventricle. It provides an outflow tract for both ventricles and develops into the right ventricle
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a
Bulbus cordis
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Embryologically connected to the primitive atrium, it develops into the superior vena cava
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d
Right sinus horn
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The primitive ventricle develops into the left ventricle
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b
Primitive ventricle
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The sinus venosus is the confluence of umbilical, vitelline and cardinal veins. It forms right and left sinus horns which develop into the superior and inferior vena cava
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e
Sinus venosus
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The primitive atrium develops into the left and right atria
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c
Primitive atrium
Concept
Chapter
2693
5926
Development of valves and outflow tracts
Topic
171
Embryology
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Which of the following embryological structures becomes the right ventricle?
a