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In mammals, the inner cell mass flattens and delaminates into two layers that will become which of the following?Multiple choice question.Mesoderm and ectodermEctoderm and endodermEndoderm and mesoderm

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In mammals, the inner cell mass flattens and delaminates into two layers that will become which of the following?Multiple choice question.Mesoderm and ectodermEctoderm and endodermEndoderm and mesoderm

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The inner cell mass in mammals flattens and delaminates into two layers that will become the Ectoderm and Endoderm.

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