Match the major human develop categories with their descriptions.   Question 2 options:   cellular divisions that occur immediately after fertilization; the original cytoplasm volume remains the same collectively but halves with each division   unique form is developing; head, arms, legs, etc.   unique tissues are become specialized; neurons, liver cells, etc...   the size of each cell is maintained; meaning with each division, the cell's cytoplasm is expanded so that the entire size of the developing fetus is getting larger after each cellular division   1. cleavage 2. growth 3. morphogenesis 4. differentiation

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