Multiple Choice
Embryonic development in echinoderms and chordates is characterised by the
A) blastopore developing as an anus.
B) blastopore developing as a mouth.
C) development of a single layered blastula.
D) presence of extra embryonic membranes.
E) formation of a trochophore larva.
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