How Does Cleavage in Mammals Differ from Cleavage in Frogs

question 50

Multiple Choice

How does cleavage in mammals differ from cleavage in frogs?

• A) Slower rate of cell division
• B) Formation of tight junctions
• C) Expression of the embryo's genome
• D) Early separation of cells that will not contribute to the embryo
• E) All of the above

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