Put the following terms in order from first to last in development.

A. zygote ? morula ? blastula ? gastrula
B. morula ? blastula ? gastrula ? zygote
C. blastula ? zygote ? gastrula ? morula
D. zygote ? morula ? gastrula ? blastula


Answer: A

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