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All right.
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So this question is asking if the gonads within an embryo produce testosterone because of the presence of a y gene on the sex chromosome, then the blank will develop and the blank will deteriorate.
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A, malarian dux, wolfian dux, wulfian ducks, malaurean dux.
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C, ovaries.
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So before approaching the question at all, it's important to take note or just to get an understanding of malarian ducks and wolfian dux.
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Ducks.
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I believe ovaries and testes are pretty much commonly known, but just to go over it, ovaries pertain to women reproductive organs and testes referred to men, male reproductive organs.
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And malarian ducks and wolfian ducks are, i'd like to think of, like, as precursors to those reproductive organs in that ducks refer to essentially ducks or tubes within the body of a developing embryo, and that malarian ducks refer to the tubes that become female organs, to put it simply, and then you could guess that wolfian ducks refer to tubes that eventually become male organs.
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And the way i like to remember that is the m in malarian also signifies the i'm in mom for me, so malaria and mom that think of a woman or a lady.
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And then wolfian, i just think of like wolverine and how wolverine was a guy from typical understanding.
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So that's basically how i remember that...