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What are Some examples of segmented structures in the embryo?

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What are Some examples of segmented structures in the embryo?

What are some examples of segmented structures in the embryo?

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Segmentation is defined as the process of dividing into many segments; the formation of many cells from a single cell. Examples of segmented structures in the embryo are the vertebral column and neural tubes.

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Can you please explain this ? The examples of segmentation in the embryo...

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Is this in regards to cleavage -> Gastrulation -> blastula?

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Segmentation is defined as the process of dividing into many segments; the formation of many cells from a single cell. Examples of segmented structures in the embryo are the vertebral column and neural tubes.

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