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During the First Six Weeks of Development, Embryonic Structures of Both

Question 12

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During the first six weeks of development, embryonic structures of both genders resemble

A) primitive male structures.
B) primitive female structures.
C) both male and female structures.
D) neither male nor female structures.

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