During development, most of the protective structures of the brain, that is, most of the bones of the skull, associated connective tissues, and meningeal membranes arise from
A) the neural crest.
B) the neural tube.
C) the diencephalons.
D) the rhombencephalon.

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The neural crest is a key source of cells that migrate to various parts of the body during development, including the formation of the bones of the skull, associated connective tissues, and meningeal membranes, which are protective structures of the brain.

During Development, Most of the Protective Structures of the Brain