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Chapter 47, Problem 12TYU
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To describe: How embryonic development is directed by the emergent properties of gastrula cells.
Introduction: Most biological or non-biological systems show various levels of organization, starting from the molecular level. Emergent properties refer to the new properties that are formed at each new level of organization. The higher or complex levels contain these properties, but individual components or simpler levels lack these properties.
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