Each cell that are divided will have complete genetic information itself. So both of them will survive.
Option A.
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The sperm and the ovum fuse to form a zygote. This zygote then undergoes cleavage divisions to divide into many cells called morula. Now in the two celled stage, if the cells divide away from each other, it gives rise to monozygotic twins or identical twins.
Both the cell contains nucleus and chromosomes or DNA inside the nucleus. So both of them contains genetic information. Thus both of them survives and develops into two identical twins. This may develop into same amniotic sac or different amniotic sac.
Answer: A, the offspring has genetic material from both the mother and the father
Explanation:
The offspring cant look exactly like the parents because the allels of the parents are not the same.
They do not have a distinct head and thorax but a fused version of the two called a cephalothorax. That's one of the major differences between insects and crustaceans, both being subgroups of arthropods.