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In This Illustration of the 6-Week-Old Embryo,the Structure Identified by the Number

Question 58

Question 58

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  In this illustration of the 6-week-old embryo,the structure identified by the number 3 will develop fully in A)  both males and females. B)  males and remnants will remain in females. C)  males,but degenerate in females. D)  females,but degenerate in males. In this illustration of the 6-week-old embryo,the structure identified by the number 3 will develop fully in


A) both males and females.
B) males and remnants will remain in females.
C) males,but degenerate in females.
D) females,but degenerate in males.

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