g Cells called influence development by controlling the fate of other cells in their local environment

Neighboring Cells

Explanation:

Neighboring Cells are known to be the type of cells that influence development by controlling the fate of other cells in their local environment.

Typically Neighboring cells through the process often referred to as Induction simply influence the development of other cells nearby or in their local environment. This process of cell influence is either by direct cell-cell contact or through the release of practice chemical signals.

Hence, in this case, the correct answer is "Neighboring Cells."

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