Which of the following does not show that a pre-embryo falls short of full human status when arguing against the opinion that the pre-embryo is already genetically individuated and, thus, it should be accorded the equal respect due to any human being.
A) Cells have not yet differentiated at this stage.
B) Twinning may occur and result in two separate individuals.
C) The individual is present in an inchoate form.
D) Probability of full term birth is only 25% at this stage.

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The statement that the individual is present in an inchoate form does not directly address the genetic individuation argument, as it focuses on the developmental stage rather than genetic individuation or potential for individuality.

Which of the Following Does Not Show That a Pre-Embryo