2. The images below show embryos of different species at different stages of development. Label theimages below with 1-4 from least developed to most developed.AD1. Which image above do you think is a human? Explain.3. At what stage of embryo development should the pregnant mother take most precaution?4. Explain :5. List some substances that a pregnant woman should avoid.

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2. The images below show embryos of different species at different stages of development. Label the images below with 1-4 from least developed to most developed. A B C D 1. Which image above do you think is a human? Explain. 3. At what stage of embryo development should the pregnant mother take most precaution? 4. Explain : 5. List some substances that a pregnant woman should avoid.

2. The images below show embryos of different species at different stages of development. Label the images below with 1-4 from least developed to most developed. A B C D 1. Which image above do you think is a human? Explain. 3. At what stage of embryo development should the pregnant mother take most precaution? 4. Explain : 5. List some substances that a pregnant woman should avoid.

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