--%>

Passage from blastula to next stage

After blastula stage which is the following stage of embryonic development? Specify the passage from blastula to the next stage called?

E

Expert

Verified

The blastula transforms in the gastrula in the process called as gastrulation .

   Related Questions in Biology

  • Q : Stereotypes - Barriers to Diversity -

    Set of beliefs about a group that is applied universally to all members of that group, such as 'all poor people are uneducated' or all Asians are good at math. Stereotyping, whether positive or negative, is not good because seldom does one statement hold true for all members of a group.

  • Q : Define tablet excipients Tablet

    Tablet excipients: Tablet excipients are agents employed throughout the tableting procedure to aid the powder flow via the equipment without sticking, or to enhance the tablet’s compressibility, consistency, or other desired features.  

  • Q : What is coelom What is meant by the

    What is meant by the coelom? To which structures do the coeloms give birth? State whether all animals are coelomate? Specify germ layer from which the coeloms originate?

  • Q : How can the blood coagulation process

    How can the blood coagulation (clotting) process be explained?

  • Q : Characteristics of Bureaucracy

    Characteristics of Bureaucracy A bureaucratic organization shows the following characteristics: (1) 

  • Q : How active immunity is acquired How

    How active immunity is acquired? Answer: Active immunity is acquired via vaccines, toxoid, attenuated organisms, natural infection, cloned microbial antigens and so

  • Q : What is an antibody and antigen

    What is an antibody and antigen interaction?

  • Q : Passive and active immunization What do

    What do you understand by the passive and active immunization? In accordance with, the duration of protection how do these types of immunization differ?

  • Q : Nitadion What is meant by the nidation?

    What is meant by the nidation? Specify the phase of tmenstrual cycle where nidation takes place?

  • Q : Enzymatic act-highly specific Why we

    Why we can say that the enzymatic act is highly specific?