Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)
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Which of the following rows correctly identifies a difference between blastocysts and morula?
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A.
Blastocyst | Morula |
Contains trophoblast and a zygote | Contains 8 cells that are totipotent |
B.
Blastocyst | Morula |
Contains inner cell mass with germ layers | Contains 8 cells that are totipotent |
C.
Blastocyst | Morula |
Contains trophoblast with germ layers | Contains 16 cells that can become any cells in the human body |
D.
Blastocyst | Morula |
Contains trophoblast and inner cell mass | Contains 16 cells that can become any cells in the human body |
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