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Use pages 50 - 51 in the book and complete the missing parts.

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Use pages 50 - 51 in the book and complete the missing parts.

by Carla Flores
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blastula segmentation zygote

After fertilization , the sperm and ovum fuse to form a . This single cell divides rapidly in a process called , forming a solid ball of cells called a morula . Later , it becomes a hollow sphere called the , filled with fluid .

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HCG implantation progesterone

Around one week after fertilization , the embryo reaches the uterus and attaches to its lining in a process called . The hormone is then produced to prevent menstruation by maintaining , allowing pregnancy to continue .

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