Exam 33: Reproduction and Development
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The graph below shows the normal concentration of morphogens A and B throughout a Drosophila embryo.
If morphogen B is injected into the head end of an embryo, the embryo is likely to develop
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The skulls of newborn humans and chimpanzees closely resemble each other.
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Human females probably evolved the ability to live beyond their reproductive years because
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The "quality" of human eggs and sperm declines as people age. One possible reason for this is
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The four sperm produced by spermatogenesis is identical to the sequence of the sperm precursor cell.
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Which of the following statements about animal sperm and eggs is false?
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Sperm are packed with mitochondria because mitochondria produce the
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Humans complete their development in a protected environment inside their mother's body, in the
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Hermaphrodites are able to fertilize their own eggs with their own sperm.
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In humans, the exchanges of materials between the embryo and its mother occur through the
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Which of the following statements about sexual and asexual reproduction is true?
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The second meiotic division in a secondary oocyte is completed
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Spermatogenesis results in the production of ____________________ sperm, whereas oogenesis produces just one egg.
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Study the diagram below. Which of the following sentences is true? 
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Examine this close-up of the placenta (on the left of the figure below).
Why do the chorionic villi have the shape of a tree?
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When a human embryo is approximately 7 days old, it embeds in the ____________________ of its mother's uterus, where it is nourished by the surrounding blood supply until the placenta is functional.
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