Multiple Choice
What feature(s) distinguish an embryo from a zygote?
A) The cells of an embyro are diploid, whereas those of the zygote are haploid.
B) A zygote consists of a single cell, whereas an embryo is multicellular.
C) An embryo has differentiated to the extent that rudimentary organs are present, whereas a zygote's cells are still undifferentiated.
D) both a and c
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