Which statement below is FALSE regarding the differences between sea urchin and mammals? Select an answer and submit. For keyboard navigation, use the up/down arrow keys to select an answer. a External fertilization is observed in sea urchins, whereas internal fertilization is used in mammals. b External fertilization is observed in mammals, whereas internal fertilization is used in sea urchins. Urchins produce thousands of eggs, whereas humans produce only one egg that when fertilized becomes a zygote. Once sea urchins release their gametes, they move on to feeding on other normal activities and do not worry about their d progeny at all.

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