by tommywallach Mon Aug 12, 2013 6:05 am
Hey Hye,
This one is actually more straightforward, as it's based really deeply in the text as written (We don't need to do much inferring). Let's go through the answers:
(A) CORRECT. The passage discusses frogs, then immediately after says: "...in human and other mammalian embryos, polarity develops much later, as many stages of cell division occur with no apparent asymmetries among cells." In other words, polarity comes much later.
(B) This is contradicted by the sentence just cited.
(C) P-granules are not said to exist in humans.
(D) The passage says, "A similar sperm-driven mechanism is also thought to establish body orientation in some comparatively simple vertebrates...though apparently not in more complex vertebrates such as mammals." This means humans are NOT using the sperm-driven mechanism.
(E) The sentence I quote in (D) also contradicts this one. Humans are more complex than simple vertebrates.
Hope that helps!
-t