During implantation, the developing blastocyst receives nutrients from (the)

A) chorion.
B) endometrial glands.
C) cellular trophoblast.
D) placenta.
E) None of the answers are correct.


B) endometrial glands.

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The long refractory period observed in cardiac muscle

A. prevents tetanic contractions of the cardiac muscle. B. prevents an increase in heart rate. C. ensures that the heart has adequate time to contract. D. prevents the heart rate from slowing down. E. prolongs depolarization of the cardiac muscle.

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The Adam's apple is formed by the

A) thyroid cartilage B) glottis C) cricoid cartilage D) hyoid bone

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