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sarasara

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The germinal period ends approximately
 
  two days after conception.
  two months after conception.
  two weeks after conception.
  twelve weeks after conception.

Question 2

In order, the three main periods of prenatal growth are:
 
  fetal, embryonic, germinal.
  germinal, embryonic, fetal.
  embryonic, fetal, germinal.
  germinal, fetal, embryonic.



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Answer to Question 1

two weeks after conception.

Answer to Question 2

germinal, embryonic, fetal.



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