Which of the following is the primary function of the notochord during development? A) Forms the central nervous system B) Provides structural support and induces the formation of the neural tube C) Develops into the digestive system D) Becomes the skeleton of the adult organism

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The primary function of the notochord during development is to provide structural support and induce the formation of the neural tube.

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The primary function of the notochord during development is to provide structural support and induce the formation of the neural tube.

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