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Cells become variable in morphology and function in different regions of the embryo. The process is

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differentiation

B
metamorphosis

C
organisation

D
rearrangement

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 (a) Cells become variable in shape, size & getting their specialization for the formation of particular tissue or organ in future foetus. They place themselves at some specific regions in embryo for further organogeny.
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Cells become variable in morphology and function in different regions of the embryo. The process is
Updated OnFeb 13, 2023
TopicReproduction in Organisms
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