Difference of a zygote and foetus
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The cell formed (immediately) after fertilisation of male and female gamete is known as zygote.
An embryo is a further developed version of a zygote with few differentiated cells; for example when the formation of hands, legs starts to become more prominent.
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Zygote:
• It is the earliest stage of development
• It is formed by the fusion of male and female gametes
• It is a single cell
Foetus
• It is the last developmental stage of an organism
• The stage of the embryo that shows all the main recognizable body parts of a mature organism
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