How would you describe the cleavage in the starfish according to uniformity in the size of cleavage cells or blastomeres?

In starfish, the cleavage is typically described as irregular or unequal, resulting in blastomeres of varying sizes. This is due to the specific patterns of division that produce larger and smaller cells rather than uniform-sized blastomeres. As a result, the early embryonic development of starfish reflects this uneven distribution in cell sizes, which is characteristic of their specific type of holoblastic cleavage.