Which of the following specifically describes ovoviviparity?Animals are born by live birthAnimals are born from eggs that hatch inside the body(c) Animals are born from eggsAnimal development involves a larval stageAnimal development does not involve a larval stage

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Which of the following specifically describes ovoviviparity? Animals are born by live birth Animals are born from eggs that hatch inside the body Animals are born from eggs Animal development involves a larval stage (E) Animal development does not involve a larval stage

Which of the following specifically describes ovoviviparity? Animals are born by live birth Animals are born from eggs that hatch inside the body Animals are born from eggs Animal development involves a larval stage (E) Animal development does not involve a larval stage

Biology 2e

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Chapter43: Animal Reproduction And Development

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Which of the following specifically describes ovoviviparity?
Animals are born by live birth
Animals are born from eggs that hatch inside the body
(c) Animals are born from eggs
Animal development involves a larval stage
Animal development does not involve a larval stage

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