In kidney development the _____. A) nephric tubules develop from anterior to posterior with the metanephric tubules developing last B) "all of the nephric tubules (pronephric, mesonephric, and metanephric) develop at the same time, beginning just after the somites appear" C) nephric tubules develop from posterior to anterior with the pronephric tubules developing last

In kidney development the _____. A) nephric tubules develop from anterior to posterior with the metanephric tubules developing last B) "all of the nephric tubules (pronephric, mesonephric, and metanephric) develop at the same time, beginning just after the somites appear" C) nephric tubules develop from posterior to anterior with the pronephric tubules developing last

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Chapter20: Urinary System

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