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what is segmentation in metazoans?​

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Answered by Anonymous
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Many metazoans are segmented, that is, their body plan is based on the repetition of metameric units (e.g. segments in arthropods, vertebrae in vertebrates). Segments originate from the localized expression of segmentation genes in early embryogenesis.

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