Which cell structures in the tail of a tadpole cause it to lose its tail as it grows into an adult?

im not sure of the structure but i know that a process called ' Metamorphosis' which is caused by the organelles 'lyrosomes' and is called programmed cell death or apoptosis

Answered by wasjac | 2024-06-10

The correct answer will be**- lysosomes.** ;

Answered by Phoca | 2024-06-12

The tail of a tadpole is lost during metamorphosis primarily through a process called apoptosis, which involves lysosomes releasing enzymes to digest the tail cells. This cellular breakdown is triggered by an increase in thyroid hormones during the transformation into a frog. Thus, lysosomes play a crucial role in this developmental process.
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Answered by Phoca | 2024-12-26