The outermost layer of the embryo,which becomes the nervous system,sensory receptors,and skin,is called the:

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The outermost layer of the embryo, which develops into the nervous system, sensory receptors, and skin, is called the ectoderm. The mesoderm develops into the musculoskeletal system, circulatory system, and some organs, while the endoderm becomes the digestive and respiratory systems. The term "cytoderm" is not a commonly used term in embryology.

The Outermost Layer of the Embryo,which Becomes the Nervous System,sensory