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Compare the plant embryo to the animal embryo. Can you make inferences about the evolutionary relationship between animals and plants based on what the embryos look like?
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Compare the plant embryo to the animal embryo. Can you make inferences about the evolutionary relationship between animals and plants based on what the embryos look like?

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Plants show immediate growth, animals do not at first. The cells of plants differ immediately, whereas this is not the case with animals. Animals bend inwards and make a body cavity and plants do not form an inner space.

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