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Cells become differentiated: during the Embryonic Period. which means they begin to have different shapes and functions. so all cells are identical and their function is not yet known. and are not affected by outside influences such as teratogens or maternal health. during the Germinal Period.

Name: cells become differentiated during the embryonic period which means they begin to have different shapes and functions so all cells are identical and their function is not yet known and are n 27295
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          Cells become differentiated:
during the Embryonic Period.
which means they begin to have different shapes and functions.
so all cells are identical and their function is not yet known.
and are not affected by outside influences such as teratogens or maternal health.
during the Germinal Period.

cells become differentiated during the embryonic period which means they begin to have different shapes and functions so all cells are identical and their function is not yet known and are n 27295

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Cells become differentiated: during the Embryonic Period. which means they begin to have different shapes and functions. so all cells are identical and their function is not yet known. and are not affected by outside influences such as teratogens or maternal health. during the Germinal Period.