Background Layout- Theme Transition 1... 2 3 LI 4 I5 1 lII 6 I7 I 9 I. The image shows the blastula of a whitefish. A blastula is an early embryo that is growing rapidly. 12. Examine the blastula slide. How does it differ from meristem slide? 13. What phase of mitosis can you find on the slide. Use the circle tool to identify it on the image? 14. How do the number of cells in interphase compare to that of the onion? Suggest a reason for this difference. er notes

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