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  • The mitotic division of oogonia leads to the formation of
Multiple choice

The mitotic division of oogonia leads to the formation of

  1. oocytes

  2. ovigerous cords

  3. p-oocyte

  4. follicle cells

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Explanation

Oogonia divides by repeated mitotic divisions.

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