Thehormonethat stimulatesspermatogenesis in the seminiferous tubulesis(A)(B)(C)(D)inhibintestosteroneluteinising hormonefollicle-stimulating hormone Which of the following options is correct for two visible differences between the maternal redblood cell and the foetal red blood cell?Maternal Red Blood CellFoetal Red Blood Cell(A) Larger, enclosed by capillarySmaller, not enclosed by capillary(B) Smaller, not enclosed by capillary Larger, enclosed by capillary(C) Smaller, nucleus seenLarger, no nucleus seen(D) Larger, no nucleus seenSmaller, nucleus seen

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