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ISBN: 9781305389892
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Peter J. Russell + 2 others
Publisher: Cengage Learning
ISBN: 9781305389892

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Ch. 49 - Some placental animals provide nutrients to their...Ch. 49 - Which activity is a step in the ovarian cycle? a....Ch. 49 - During spermatogenesis in mammals, sperm travels...Ch. 49 - The secondary oocyte in humans is fertilized in...Ch. 49 - The most effective method to prevent fertilization...Ch. 49 - Discuss Concepts How would an antipregnancy...Ch. 49 - Discuss Concepts Men sometimes have reduced...Ch. 49 - Discuss Concepts Spermatogenesis produces four...Ch. 49 - Discuss Concepts Sertoli cells protect...Ch. 49 - Discuss Concepts Compare the advantages and...Ch. 49 - It may be possible to develop a birth control drug...Ch. 49 - Design experiments to determine if, and at what...Ch. 49 - Apply Evolutionary Thinking The nematodes...Ch. 49 - Contamination of water by agricultural chemicals...Ch. 49 - Contamination of water by agricultural chemicals...Ch. 49 - Contamination of water by agricultural chemicals...

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