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What organs are divided in identical halves by the median plane line?
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Urinary bladder
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True or false All cells begin as identical copies of the single fertilized egg?
false thats an easy questionEdited answer:The zygote undergoes somatic cell division to form several identical cells, before differentiation of these stem cells into different tissues and organs. So the answer is TRUE.
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