Divertebrae embryos go through the same development mental stages at the same rate or do they go through the same developmental stages at different rates or do they develop the same structures at different rates or do they develop different structures at the same rate? Which answer is correct
Vertebrate embryos go through the same developmental stages at different rates. Each species of vertebrate follows a specific timeline of development, but the pace at which they progress through each stage can vary. This is due to factors such as genetic differences, environmental influences, and evolutionary adaptations. Despite the differences in timing, vertebrate embryos ultimately develop the same structures, although there may be variations in the exact timing of when these structures form.
