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Chapter 17, Problem 2SQ
During cleavage, the _______ is converted to a ball of cells, which in turn is transformed into the __________.
- a. zygote; blastocyst
- b. trophoblast; embryonic disk
- c. ovum; embryonic disk
- d. blastocyst; embryonic disk
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