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Chapter 27, Problem 12TYK
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Introduction: The embryo is a prenatal form of humans but it is formed after the zygote that is formed just after the fusion of the male and the female gametes. Its next stage (zygote) is the formation of anembryo which is a multicellular form. From this stage there is the formation of the entire human organs.
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