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| How does the cleavage differ from mitosis? |
It lacks synthetic phase
It lacks growth phase. Both A and B .
None of these.
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| It lacks growth phase. |
| Cleavage is a series of rapid mitotic divisions of the zygote, during cleavage there are no intervening growth periods between the successive divisions. Therefore the cells get smaller & smaller, but the embryonic mass remains essentially the same size whereas normal Mitosis occurs in most of somatic cells for a longer period and daughter cells formed go to growth phase. |
