Biology, 18.09.2019 22:30 phamleson8697

For the common ancestor of all the bilateria, what was the fate of the blastopore?
for the common ancestor of all the bilateria, what was the fate of the blastopore?
neither (n)
deuterostomy (d)
protostomy (p)
it is impossible to tell from the data provided.

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