Which of the following is true about external fertilization? a. A large number of offspring are produced. b. Only a few gametes are produced. c. It occurs in all mammals. d. It does not require water.

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Which of the following is true about external fertilization?

a. A large number of offspring are produced.
b. Only a few gametes are produced.
c. It occurs in all mammals.
d. It does not require water.

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a large number of offspring

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