embryology - why is the cleavage in frogs holoblastic and not
background information The cleavage of the frog embryo during the embryo development is holoblastic (complete cleavage). However when we look at yolk-rich eggs we see a cleavage pattern which is
Cleavage-stage X. laevis embryos. (A) The fertilized egg NF stage 1.
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Embryogenesis embryogenesis and process of cleavage
Developing embryos from early blastula to gastrula stages. (A, B)
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Cleavage and its patterns
EMBRYONIC DEVELOPMENT OF FROG
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