In an eight-cell embryo of an organism, the cells of the upper tier are aligned over the cells of the lower tier at a slight angle. Which organism is it likely to be?

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Hayley Cherry

30 July, 19:28

In an eight-cell embryo of an organism, the cells of the upper tier are aligned over the cells of the lower tier at a slight angle. Which organism is it likely to be?

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Lacey Camacho · Answer 1

For an organism having an eight-cell embryo, the cells of the upper tier were aligned over the cells of the lower tier at a very slight angle. Given these conditions, it can be concluded that the organism is likely to be a sea cucumber. The growth of the sea cucumbers starts with the development of the larvae.