Structures That Appear During Prenatal Development and Become the Uterus

question 93

Multiple Choice

Structures that appear during prenatal development and become the uterus, fallopian tubes, and inner third of the vagina are known as:

• A) Skene's ducts.
• B) Femanilian ducts.
• C) Wolffian ducts.
• D) Müllerian ducts.

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Definitions:

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