The __________ stage is the third stage of development and lasts from two months through birth. a. embryonic b. fetal c. prenatal d. germinal

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The __________ stage is the third stage of development and lasts from two months through birth.

a. embryonic
b. fetal
c. prenatal
d. germinal

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its b im 100 % sure:)

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Its B hope it helps.

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