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In mammals, T-cell development occurs in the ____________, while B-cell development occurs predominantly in the ______________.

A.   thymus; bursa of Fabricius
B.   bone marrow; mesenteric lymph nodes
C.   bone marrow; thymus
D.   thymus; bone marrow
E.   None of the above

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