Place the three primary cell layers of an embryo in order, from superficial to deep
a. ectoderm ? endoderm ? mesoderm
b. ectoderm ? mesoderm ? endoderm
c. endoderm ? ectoderm ? mesoderm
d. endoderm ? mesoderm ? ectoderm
e. mesoderm ? ectoderm ? endoderm
ANSWER: b
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