Which term refers to early embryonic cell divisions that do not create differentiated cells? Select one:...
Which term refers to early embryonic cell divisions that do not create differentiated cells? Select one: a. Indeterminate cleavage b. Determinate cleavage c. Radial cleavage d. Spiral cleavage
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a. indeterminate cleavage is the point where cell are not differentiated they are totipotent before this cleavage.After Determinate cleavage cells starts differentiating to form different tissues.
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