A) acrosome.
B) archenteron.
C) morulla.
D) cleavage furrow.
E) trophoblast.
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A) blastopores.
B) gastropores.
C) somites.
D) amniotic cells.
E) sensory neurons.
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A) morphogenesis.
B) organogenesis.
C) gastrulation.
D) neural crest formation.
E) neurulation.
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A) Both the cell and the blastula will die.
B) The removed cell can develop into a viable chimp.
C) All the cells are already committed and therefore are not viable.
D) The blastula still has the capability of implantation and growth.
E) Both can be implanted and will result in identical twin chimps.
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A) notochord
B) ectoderm,endoderm,and mesoderm
C) hollow dorsal nerve cord
D) notochord and hollow dorsal nerve cord
E) ectoderm,endoderm,mesoderm,and hollow dorsal nerve cord
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A) Fertilization
B) Cleavage
C) Gastrulation
D) Organogensis
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A) syngamy.
B) cleavage.
C) neurulation.
D) meiosis.
E) crest formation.
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A) prolactin
B) estradiol
C) oxytocin
D) somatomammotropin
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A) limb buds
B) heart
C) neural crest
D) gastrula
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A) albumen
B) yolk
C) shell
D) air
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A) epidermis
B) gonads
C) central nervous system
D) sense organs
E) neural crest
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A) oxytocin
B) prolactin
C) estrogen
D) prostaglandins
E) the movement of the fetus
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A) cleavage and fusion
B) fusion
C) activation
D) penetration
E) fusion,activation,and penetration
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A) adrenaline
B) prolactin
C) estradiol
D) oxytocin
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A) first
B) second
C) third
D) fourth
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A) in humans brain growth is complete by the third trimester.
B) in humans brain growth stops at birth.
C) human growth is not allometriC.
D) in humans brain growth continues after birth.
E) only humans develop a cerebrum.
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A) fertilization cleavage gastrulation neurulation organogenesis neural crest formation
B) fertilization gastrulation cleavage neurulation neural crest formation organogenesis
C) fertilization neurulation gastrulation organogenesis neural crest formation cleavage
D) fertilization gastrulation neurulation neural crest formation cleavage organogenesis
E) fertilization cleavage gastrulation neurulation neural crest formation organogenesis
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A) ectoderm-lining of the digestive tract
B) ectoderm-epidermis
C) mesoderm-blood vessels
D) mesoderm-gonads
E) endoderm-lining of the respiratory tract
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A) glycoprotein.
B) glycolipid.
C) protein.
D) lipoprotein.
E) saturated fatty acid.
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A) each cell is in contact with a different set of neighboring cells.
B) some blastomeres are larger than the others and thus not equivalent.
C) differentiation into notochord and the hollow nerve chord takes place.
D) different blastomeres receive different components of the egg cytoplasm.
E) some blastomeres may divide slower than others depending on the amount of yolk.
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