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Which type of cleavage is found in frog?
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Which type of cleavage is found in frog?

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Holoblastic

B
Teloblastic

C
Spiral

D
Biradial

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Which type of cleavage is found in frog?
TopicStructural Organization in Animals
SubjectBiology
ClassClass 11
Answer TypeText solution:1
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