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Question 3 If an organism exhibits radial determinate cleavage early in it's embryonic development, what else...

Question 3
If an organism exhibits radial determinate cleavage early in it's embryonic development, what else can you say with confidence about this organism?
1-Group of answer choices
2-this organism belongs to the clade "Bilateria"
3-this organism is a protostome
4-this organism belongs to the clade "Lophotrochozoa"
5- this organism has a gastrovascular cavity

Question 4
4-You find an insect with two membranous hind wings that fold under two hardened "shell-like" forewings. Which order of insects would you place this organism in ?
1-Group of answer choices
2-arthropoda
3-hymenoptera
4-coleoptera
5-lepidoptera

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Answer #1

Question 3

The correct answer is option 3 - The organism is a protostome

Explanation: In determinate cleavage, fate of the cells are determined early and each early blastomere cannot produce whole embryo. It is found in protostomes in which blastopore develops into mouth.

Question 4

The correct answer is option 4 - Coleoptera.

Explanation: Coleoptera insects such as beetles have two pair of wings. The forewings are thick and shell like - called Elytra which covers the membranous hindwings.

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