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In terms of development, which of these pairs is mismatched? O a. Primary sex cells passage ways: vagina / penis O b. External genitalia: labium majus / scrotum c. O c. Primary sex organ: ovaries/testes O d. Duct system: Fallopian tube/ vas deferens

In terms of development, which of these pairs is mismatched? O a. Primary sex cells passage ways: vagina / penis O b. External genitalia: labium majus / scrotum c. O c. Primary sex organ: ovaries/testes O d. Duct system: Fallopian tube/ vas deferens

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