The process in which one embryonic tissue influences the development of another tissue by the use of signals called inducers is known as

A) neurulation.
B) gastrulation.
C) induction.
D) cytoplasmic segregation.
E) homeotic pattern formation.

The process of one embryonic tissue influencing the development of another tissue through signals called inducers is known as induction. Option A, neurulation, refers to the formation of the neural tube during embryonic development. Option B, gastrulation, is the early stage of development in which the embryo transforms from a simple ball of cells into a more complex structure with three germ layers. Option D, cytoplasmic segregation, refers to the unequal distribution of substances in the cytoplasm during cell division. Option E, homeotic pattern formation, refers to the process of developing the spatial organization of body parts during embryonic development.