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Prior to sexual differentiation between the 7th and 16th week of the prenatal period, male and female external genitals
   a. are not present.
   b. are identical.
c. are different enough to tell them apart visually.
d. consist of one uniform bump that does not even remotely resemble mature genitals.
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