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The germ layers are formed in which stage?

The germ layers are formed in which stage?

a. cleavage
b. fetus
c. gastrula
d. zygote
e. blastula

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Which soil component(s) have a negative charge that attracts positively charged mineral ions in soil water?

a. sand
b. silt and sand
c. clay
d. humus
e. clay and humus

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