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ssal

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In surrogate embryo transfer, the fertilized embryo is washed from the surrogate using a technique called
 
  A. irrigation.
  B. lavage.
  C. dressage.
  D. flushing.

Question 2

According to the biosocial perspective, in a hostile and unpredictable environment, what should we expect to see in fertility rates?
 
  A. increase, meaning more children per family
  B. decrease, fewer children per family
  C. no change
  D. biosocial perspective does not concern itself with the impact of environment on fertility rate



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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

A



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