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Andy described the functions of two human body organs and labeled them A and B. Look at the table and select the answer that cor

rectly identifies the organs. (2 points)
Table labeled A and B. A includes the text: Oval-shaped organs, located in body of a female, and produce eggs. B includes the text: Oval-shaped organs, located in the body of a male, and produce sperm

A are the ovaries and B are the testes

A are the testes and B are the ovaries

A are the Lungs and B are the testes

A are the ovaries and B are the kidneys

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pentagon [3]2 years ago

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Answer:

A are the ovaries and B are the testes

marusya05 [52]2 years ago

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A are the ovaries B are the testes

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