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Subject - Biology:

Basics

MCQ - 449-1933

Question:

In an egg, the type of cleavage is determined by

  1. the amount and distribution of yolk
  2. the number of egg membranes
  3. the shape and size of the sperm
  4. the number of egg membranes

Correct Answer: A

Explanation:

): The amount of yolk and how it is distributed determines the type of cleavage. On this basis cleavage is of two types: (a) Holoblastic – where the segmentation line passes through the entire egg. It occurs in alecithal (without yolk), microlecithal (with very little amount of yolk) and mesolecithal (little amount of yolk) egg.

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