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Question
Multiple choice question.
In human female, the fertilized egg gets implanted in uterus _______.
Options
After about 7 days of fertilization
After about 30 days of fertilization
After about two months of fertilization
After about 3 weeks of fertilization
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Solution
In a human female, the fertilized egg gets implanted in the uterus After about 7 days of fertilization.
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