Question

Question 7. Human monozygotic (identical) twins are produced when a developing embryo splits in half in the early stages of cleavage. What kind of cleavage do humans (and other vertebrates) have?

Answer 1

Answer:

radial cleavage which are holoblastics

Explanation:

Human monozygotic (identical) twins are produced when a developing embryo splits in half in the early stages of cleavage.  humans (and other vertebrates) have radial cleavage

radial cleavage occurs in vetebrate likes mammal and human, its is the division of cells from the 1 cell stage to the 16 cell stage

Answer 2

The kind of cleavage do humans (and other vertebrates) have is referred to

as holoblastic rotational cleavage.

The cleavage involves the splitting into half of the embryo in which

blastomeres are formed.

The cleavage is usually slow, well defined and involves splitting of the

embryo into equal parts so as to enable the presence of the same parts on

both split embryo.

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