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Cleavage was first observed by
A) Swammerdam
B) Spallanzani
C) F.R. Lillie
D) Leeuwenhoek

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Answered by orangesquirrel
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Cleavage was first observed by Swammerdam.

He was the first one to observe cleavage in animal eggs and he observed it in a frog egg in the year 1738.

* Cleavage refers to the division of cells taking place in an embryo.

* After cleavage, the first stage is called the morula followed by the blastula.

* Morula is a mass of cells called blastomeres formed after the cell division of the embryo and this further forms the blastula.

* Cell division takes place in a series starting from the 2 cell stage, followed by the 4 cell, 8 cell and finally the 16 cell stage.

Answered by brokendreams
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Cleavage was first observed by Swammerdam .

Option A

Explanation:

  • Cleavage is the division of zygote that takes place in the embryo inside an egg or inside mother’s womb.
  • The single celled zygote divides into two cells, then four, eight and so on into a full fledged Morula, blastula and then a blastocyst through the cleavage divisions.
  • They are special types of mitosis divisions which are very fast.
  • They undergo mitotic divisions along with special modifications which is called differentiation, that confirm the development of each cell into different types of tissues.
  • This whole process was studied by Swammerdam in insect eggs.  

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