In a normal mammalian embryo, cleavage divisions occur primarily while the embryo travels through which structure toward the uterus?

Correct answer: C. Oviduct

  • A. Cervix
  • B. Vagina
  • C. Oviduct
  • D. Urethra

Explanation

Early cleavage commonly occurs in the oviduct before the embryo enters the uterus for further development and implantation. The cervix and vagina are lower reproductive tract structures and are not the normal site of early cleavage.

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