Q5 **Title:** Understanding Embryonic Cleavage Patterns and Mosaic Development**Description:**The image illustrates the cleavage patterns of embryos in two panels, labeled A and B. Each panel contains two representations of embryonic cells during the early stages of division.- **Panel A:** This panel shows two embryos with a specific arrangement of cells following division. The cells are organized in a manner typical for a certain type of embryonic development.- **Panel B:** This panel also contains two embryos with a distinct cell arrangement. The cells appear in a different configuration compared to Panel A, indicative of another developmental pathway.**Question:** Embryos with cleavage pattern depicted in panel B exhibit mosaic development.**Options:**- A) True- B) False**Diagram Explanation:**The diagrams in both panels showcase various stages of early embryonic cell division. The arrangement and configuration of cells can give insights into the type of developmental processes the embryo will undergo, such as mosaic vs. regulative development. Panel B specifically illustrates a pattern associated with mosaic development, where cell fate is determined early.

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Embryos with cleavage pattern depicted in panel B exhibit mosaic development. B A) True B) False

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