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Answer in one sentence.
Give two differences between blastula and gastrula.
Difference between blastulation and gastrulation.
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Solution
| Blastula | Gastrula | ||
| 1. | It is formed during the early mitotic division through the process of blastulation. | 1. | It is formed at a later stage through the process of gastrulation. |
| 2. | Blastula is formed from morula. | 2. | Gastrula is formed blastula. |
| 3. | It is formed through rapid mitotic divisions. | 3. | It is formed by slower mitotic divisions. |
| 4. | The cells do not move during the formation of the blastula. | 4. | The cells move through morphogenetic movement during the formation of the gastrula. |
| 5. | Germinal layers absent. | 5. | The formation of three germinal layers occurs. |
| 6. | Cells are undifferentiated. | 6. | Cells undergo differentiation |
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