Tissues present during organ development that are not found in the fully formed organ are removed by ____.
A) apoptosis only
B) differentiation only
C) induction only
D) apoptosis and differentiation
E) apoptosis, differentiation, and induction

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Apoptosis is the process of programmed cell death, which is responsible for removing cells that are not needed, including those present during the development of an organ but not in the fully formed organ.

Tissues Present During Organ Development That Are Not Found in the Fully