Cell migration occurs extensively as part of which of the following processes?
A) organogenesis, but not gastrulation or cleavage
B) cleavage, but not gastrulation or organogenesis
C) gastrulation and cleavage
D) gastrulation and organogenesis

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Cell migration is a critical process during both gastrulation, where cells move to form the three primary layers of the embryo, and organogenesis, where these layers develop into organs. Cleavage, on the other hand, involves cell division without cell migration.

Cell Migration Occurs Extensively as Part of Which of the Following