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Author Question: Fertilization normally A) reinstates diploidy. B) follows gastrulation. C) is re (Read 797 times)

sammy

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Fertilization normally
A) reinstates diploidy.
B) follows gastrulation.
C) is required for parthenogenesis.
D) merges two diploid cells into one haploid cell.
E) precedes ovulation.


Yolanda

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Reply #1 on: Oct 7, 2013

For sure it has to be A Mark as solved once you're done!


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