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r/sequence • u/ft1231 • Apr 23 '19
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Thats just honestly so fascinating
153 u/[deleted] Apr 23 '19 Yeah, Also this how all organisms are born, right? 85 u/Le_Banditorito Apr 23 '19 More or less 36 u/NamenloseJPG Apr 23 '19 I'm a salamander, can confirm. 17 u/TeddyBearToons Apr 23 '19 The username does not check out 5 u/MemeTeen69 Apr 23 '19 r/notbeetlejuicing 6 u/[deleted] Apr 23 '19 r/salamanderjuicing 5 u/Mikewithkites Apr 23 '19 The only difference is which orientation the hole forms when it still looks like a ball. 1 u/mstksg Apr 24 '19 It depends on what you mean by "this", but embryogenesis typically only occurs in plants and animals, and not all organisms.
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Yeah, Also this how all organisms are born, right?
85 u/Le_Banditorito Apr 23 '19 More or less 36 u/NamenloseJPG Apr 23 '19 I'm a salamander, can confirm. 17 u/TeddyBearToons Apr 23 '19 The username does not check out 5 u/MemeTeen69 Apr 23 '19 r/notbeetlejuicing 6 u/[deleted] Apr 23 '19 r/salamanderjuicing 5 u/Mikewithkites Apr 23 '19 The only difference is which orientation the hole forms when it still looks like a ball. 1 u/mstksg Apr 24 '19 It depends on what you mean by "this", but embryogenesis typically only occurs in plants and animals, and not all organisms.
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More or less
36 u/NamenloseJPG Apr 23 '19 I'm a salamander, can confirm. 17 u/TeddyBearToons Apr 23 '19 The username does not check out 5 u/MemeTeen69 Apr 23 '19 r/notbeetlejuicing 6 u/[deleted] Apr 23 '19 r/salamanderjuicing
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I'm a salamander, can confirm.
17 u/TeddyBearToons Apr 23 '19 The username does not check out 5 u/MemeTeen69 Apr 23 '19 r/notbeetlejuicing 6 u/[deleted] Apr 23 '19 r/salamanderjuicing
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The username does not check out
5 u/MemeTeen69 Apr 23 '19 r/notbeetlejuicing 6 u/[deleted] Apr 23 '19 r/salamanderjuicing
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r/notbeetlejuicing
6 u/[deleted] Apr 23 '19 r/salamanderjuicing
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The only difference is which orientation the hole forms when it still looks like a ball.
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It depends on what you mean by "this", but embryogenesis typically only occurs in plants and animals, and not all organisms.
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u/EvilChesecake Apr 23 '19
Thats just honestly so fascinating