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37. A 17-week fetus is developing normally. She has age-appropriate extermal female genitalia and a developing uterus, vagina, and fallopian tubes. Which of the blowing the most any explanation for this normal developmental process? OA) Absence of functional fetal testicular tissue OB) Migration of primordial germ cells OC) Presence of functional fetal ovarian tissue OD) Presence of maternal estrogen E) Presence of primary sex cords

37. A 17-week fetus is developing normally. She has age-appropriate extermal female genitalia and a developing uterus, vagina, and fallopian tubes. Which of the blowing the most any explanation for this normal developmental process? OA) Absence of functional fetal testicular tissue OB) Migration of primordial germ cells OC) Presence of functional fetal ovarian tissue OD) Presence of maternal estrogen E) Presence of primary sex cords

Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)
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2 137. A 17-week fetus is developing normally. She has age-appropriate external female genitalia and a developing uterus, vagina, and falopan tubes. Which of the blowing is the most by explanation for this normal developmental process? A) Absence of functional fetal testicular tissue OB) Migration of primordial germ cells OC) Presence of functional fetal ovarian tissue OD) Presence of maternal estrogen OE) Presence of primary sex cords 3
Transcribed Image Text:2 137. A 17-week fetus is developing normally. She has age-appropriate external female genitalia and a developing uterus, vagina, and falopan tubes. Which of the blowing is the most by explanation for this normal developmental process? A) Absence of functional fetal testicular tissue OB) Migration of primordial germ cells OC) Presence of functional fetal ovarian tissue OD) Presence of maternal estrogen OE) Presence of primary sex cords 3
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