How does the development of external genitalia differ from the development of the internal reproductive structures?
A) Reproductive structures are influenced by hormone levels; genitals are not.
B) Reproductive structures for males and females develop from a single unisex structure; genitals develop from separate Wolffian and Müllerian structures.
C) Genitals for males and females develop from a single unisex structure; reproductive structures develop from separate Wolffian and Müllerian structures.
D) Genital development is controlled by estrogen; the reproductive structures are controlled by androgen.

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The genitals for both males and females develop from a single unisex structure, while the reproductive structures develop from separate Wolffian and Müllerian structures. The development of both internal and external reproductive structures is influenced by hormone levels, with androgen controlling development of male reproductive structures and estrogen controlling development of female reproductive structures.

How Does the Development of External Genitalia Differ from the Development