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The first several cleavages after fertilization occur in the:

The first several cleavages after fertilization occur in the:

a. uterus cavity
b. ovary
c. vagina
d. oviduct
e. uterine wall

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A stamen is:

a. composed of a stigma and a style
b. the mature male gametophyte
c. composed of an anther and a filament
d. part of the vegetative phase of an angiosperm
e. part of a plant growth shoot

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Authors: Starr, McMillan

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