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. The structure labeled C, within which development occurs, is known as the a. placenta. b. oviduct C. uterus. d. birth canal.

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Chapter42: Animal Development

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Problem 7SQ: The placenta consists of __________. a. embryonic tissue b. maternal tissue c. paternal tissue d. a...

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The diagram below represents a stage in human development.
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C.

19. The structure labeled C, within which development occurs, is known as the
a. placenta.
b. oviduct.
C. uterus.
d. birth canal.

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