If you separate the blastomeres of a sea urchin, since their developmental path is not predetermined, each blastomere can become a complete sea urchin. What sort of development is this?Multiple choice question.MosaicRegulativeIntermediateDeterminate
Question
If you separate the blastomeres of a sea urchin, since their developmental path is not predetermined, each blastomere can become a complete sea urchin. What sort of development is this?Multiple choice question.MosaicRegulativeIntermediateDeterminate
Solution
The type of development described in the question, where each blastomere of a sea urchin can become a complete organism, is known as Regulative development.
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