In typical prenatal development, a. male embryos look very ...

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In typical prenatal development,
 
  a. male embryos look very different from female embryos, beginning 2 weeks after conception.
  b. prenatal hormone levels are very different for males and females, beginning 1 month after conception.
  c. the internal reproductive system develops prior to the external genitals.
  d. almost all components of the reproductive system develop during the last 6 weeks before birth.

Question 2

In typical prenatal development,
 
  a. the same two sets of ducts develop into a female reproductive system in females and a male reproductive system in males.
  b. the sex glands (gonads) of males and females look substantially different from each other within 2 weeks after conception.
  c. Mllerian ducts are transformed into the female reproductive system by the presence of androgen.
  d. the reproductive system develops only during the final month of gestation.

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Answer to Question 1

C

Answer to Question 2

A