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- Which statements are true? Explain why or why not.1 In the early cleavage stages, when the embryocannot yet feed, the developmental program is driven andcontrolled entirely by the material deposited in the egg bythe mother.2 Because of the many later developmental trans-formations that produce the elaborately structured organs,the body plan set up during gastrulation bears little resem-blance to the body plan in the adult.3 As development progresses, individual cellsbecome more and more restricted in the range of cell typesthey can give rise to.4 At different stages of embryonic development,the same signals are used over and over again by differentcells, but with different biological outcomes.5 Changes in the coding regions of genes involved indevelopment are primarily responsible for the differencesbetween species. 6 The cell cycle is the ticking clock that sets thetempo of developmental processes, with maturationalchanges in gene expression being dependent on cell-cycleprogression.What are the cells producedin the first stage of theembryonic developmentcalled?What is the outer layer of trophoblast termed* Cytotrophoblast Extra-embryonic mesoderm O Syncytiotrophoblast Connecting stalk
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