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Spiral holoblastic cleavage is characteristic of several animal groups, including annelid worms, some flatworms, and most mollusc's. It differs from radial cleavage in numerous ways. First, the cleavage planes are not parallel or perpendicular to the animal-vegetal axis of the egg; rather, cleavage is at oblique angles, forming a "spiral" arrangement of daughter blastomeres. Second, the cells touch one another at more places than do those of radially cleaving embryos. In fact, they assume the most thermodynamically stable packing orientation, much like that of adjacent soap bubbles. Third, spirally cleaving embryos usually undergo fewer divisions before they begin gastrulation, making it possible to follow the fate of each cell of the blastula. When the fates of the individual blastomeres from annelid, flatworm, and mollusc embryos were compared, many of the same cells were seen in the same places, and their general fates were identical Blastulae produced by radial cleavage have no blastocoel and are called stereoblastulae.
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How long does it take for snail eggs to hatch?
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Does snail give birth?
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What is sporocyst larva of fasciola hepatica?
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How many eggs do apple snails usually lay?
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How do conus figulinus reproduce?
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What is the colour of snail eggs?
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Do bettas eat snail eggs?
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Pictures of snail eggs?
Look at the link below these are Golden Apple Snail eggs.
What are snail eggs called?
I've only ever heard them called "Snail Eggs".
Do betta fish eat snail eggs?
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Snail eggs what do they look like?
well snail eggs are pretty tiny. you can hardly see them, they are round and white. DeeDazzle : )
What is the difference between fish eggs and snail eggs?
A fish egg has baby fish in it, a snail egg has baby snails in it!
Who lays most eggs?
snail
Will snail eggs still hatch if the mother or father snail is smashed?
Yes.
How many eggs can a snail have at once?
3 weeks on average. You can watch them develop in the egg sacs, and emerge when fully formed.
How do you get your snail to give birth?
You don't. After the snails have mated the snail will go under the soil and lay eggs. The eggs will hatch after about 3 weeks.
Do snail eggs hatch under water?
no
