Gastrulation results in formation of:
Gastrulation converts radially symmetrical blastula into triploblastic gastrula through morphogenetic movements epiboly, emboly, involution, invagination, and convergent extension that reorganize cells without net growth. Animal cap ectoderm spreads over embryo, marginal zone mesoderm rolls inside over blastopore lip, and vegetal endoderm internalizes to line archenteron cavity. Molecularly BMP, Nodal, Wnt, and FGF pathways pattern germ layer identities before movements, with Nodal highest vegetally. End result is establishment of three definitive germ layers ectoderm, mesoderm, endoderm posit
Ref: Alberts, Molecular Biology of the Cell, 6th ed., Chapter 21: Gastrulation forms three germ layers.