Number these steps in vertebrate embryogenesis in order. ______ formation of archenteron ______ formation of blastula ______ neurulation ______ gastrulation ______ cleavage ______ zygote

Number these steps in vertebrate embryogenesis in order. formation of archenteron formation of blastula neurulation gastrulation cleavage zygote

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Number these steps in vertebrate embryogenesis in order.
______ formation of archenteron
______ formation of blastula
______ neurulation
______ gastrulation
______ cleavage
______ zygote

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