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15. What would happen if the genes involved in differentiation were
removed from a newly fertilized frog egg?
(A) The embryo would become a tadpole but not an adult.
(B) The embryo would develop only one type of cell.
(C) The adux frog would have cells capable of becoming any other type of cell.
O (D) The adult cells would do every job required by the organism.
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