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AlekseyPX
3 years ago
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A. What is the major evolutionary advantage to producing an amnion?

Biology
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Talja [164]3 years ago
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WHAT IS THE MAJOR EVOLUTIONARY ADVANTAGE TO PRODUCING AN AMNION?

The main evolutionary advantage of producing an amnion is that the embryos of the amniotic membrane,the amniotes are made available with their own aquatic environment,this in-turn resulted to a lesser dependence on water for it's maturation and development therefore allowing or giving room for the amniotes to branch towards environments that are drier.

WHAT FOES THAT MEAN GOR EMBRYONIC DEVELOPMENT OF THE ANIMAL PHYLUM AS COMPARED TO THE ANIMAL PHYLA?

The embryonic development of animal phylum is also known as embryogenesis.

It is the development of the embryo from the point of fertilization of an egg,(the ovum) by a sperm cell ,this makes the fertilized egg a diploid cell otherwise known as a zygote.

This zygote undergoes mitosis,a mitotic division known as cleavage and a differentiation resulting in a multicellular embryo.

This embryonic development of animal phylum comprises of 36 animal phyla.

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