The Embryonic Phase Differs from the Pre-Embryonic Phase Because

question 38

Multiple Choice

The embryonic phase differs from the pre-embryonic phase because

• A) the embryonic phase occurs during the first 2 weeks of pregnancy, while the pre-embryonic phase describes the period from 2 to 8 weeks of pregnancy.
• B) the embryonic phase is initiated by zygote formation, whereas the pre-embryonic phase is initiated by blastocyst formation.
• C) the embryonic phase begins at week 9 of pregnancy, while the pre-embryonic phase begins at week 2.
• D) organ formation and development begin during the embryonic phase, whereas blastocyst formation occurs in the pre-embryonic phase.

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